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... Parish Church from 1876 to 1878, and who visited Halifax for the purpose of opening the annual Parish Church “at r:)mo. In speaking, Mr. Hemsworth has a wonderfully humorous style, quite inimitable, and when he related some of his reminiscences of the old ...

... and hostess for their services on the motion of Mr. J. Holton. Mr. T. Hardy and Mr. F. Garside supported. all three nmflm speaking in high terms of the value of the work which Mr. Turner had done, and is still doing in mof&. Augustine’s Church and Sundsy ...

... few minutes necessary to fetoh the dead man’s glove from the desk. R “l-nfr‘idlhwhtmyin'-d:‘lrt - start,” he said, trying to speak maturally, as he touched his bruised chin gingerly, * You must try to overtake them.” “Oui, milord.” The man had seen (he hurried ...

... Sion’s Views on the Subject. Mr J, L- Cox Speaks of Cant. | The sunual cougregational meeting was held at | }Siuu Church on Thursday evening. The Rev. B 8. Dakin presided, and was supported by Messrs. 1. Tllingworth. J. L. Cox, J. Certer, J. E. Cox, E ...

... might also be well to let her know that he was ready to temporize; it would not be wise to drive her to extremes. “ No, T must speak to them at once.” He was 80 eager that he actually’forgot to wonder what the man would think. * Pass them,” he said; *“ pass ...

... on New Year’s Day, Mr Jm(}u\ of Ovenden officieing as cheairman. A little consternation was caused whilst the chairman was speaking, by the entrance of a policeman with a message forghim, but when he read the note asking him to let everrbody know that the ...

... his date with one of the other speakers, so t next Thursday’s meeting will be addressed by Mr. P. Robinson. 8.A., who will speak on * The Superqnm:—;leein Shakespeare.” Time, 8 p.m. Admis sion 3 ...

... Ashamed of the Army Refercnce to a lack of recruits in the army was made on Saturday night by Major B. A. Wright, D. 5.0., speaking at the annual dinner of the Manchester Regiment Old Comrades’ Association. He ventured to say that there was not o man present ...

... MR. J. PARKER, M.P.. ON CHRISTIANITY AND DREADNOUGHTS. Speaking to large guthering of men at Sowerby Bridge, on Sunday afternoon, Mr James Pfi M.P., said that toe sole reason why the theatres wmmlfuuwd the churches w.t.l was the Christians in the churches ...

... all the starch, and get more friendliness and sociability amongst the members of their congrezutions, (** Hour, bear.”) SR Speaking of the old vraditions connected with the Pansh Church, he said that there were chanves necessary both in workers and the ...

... men only. Spezking on the top ...