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... possessor into a good position amongst our local artistes. The choral pieces (with two exceptions) were creditably rendered, which speaks well for the conductor, r. Batemsu. Mr. Whitley's services on ti. .kruerieand an organ deserves h o nourable mentiou, both ...
... further at present, else we might bs getting onto dangerous topics, and, as Longfellow says, Thera are things of which I may out speak ; There see dreams that cannot die. Improving Trade. We aro always pleased when we can chronicle sigus of improvement in any ...
... than the Old Wallendera They have an unbroken record so far, having played and won four matches. This state of affairs speaks well for my tip at the commencement of the season, when I prophesied that Armley would be in the front rank. .kilmitting ...
... Copley A Gray. The usual receiving order was made. Messrs. ltawnsley A' Peacock are the !elicitors in the matter. Teti PLAIN SPEAKING BY A THORN/II:KY LOCAL PIiKACIIEK. --With reference to the seen which recently occurred at Nottingham. in consequence of ...
... out of the promises made by Lord Carnarvon to Mr. Parnell, with the knowledge and acquiescence of Lord Salisbury, in 1885. Speaking to a deputation from the Hyde 'Reform Club, who visited Ilawarden on Monday, Mr. Gladstone characterised the conduct of the ...
... the atiovedeimeilrchool have hail sufficient pluck to champion their own actions. But there is an old saying that Actions speak louder than words, which is being verified iu this instance ; for since my last letter to your paper, the trustees ear,. plaecil ...
... gift •horse of the Nitrate King:' These arc the people to whom liolbeck Feast in the carnival of'the year. aid who. ponnoily speaking, vastly prefer the freedom and licence which have hitherto characterised their merry-makings on this open space to the b ...
... honest heart Thais paid each man his due. And lent a share of what', to spare Despite of fears ; And made the cheerless sorrow speak• The eye weep fewer. tears. The sun may shroud itself in c:oud, The tempest-wrath It finds s spark to cheer the dark. Its sent ...
... condemned it an absolute misrepresentation, and we feel cure that all who know Alderman Ward will give him credit for at least speaking the truth in orncerenee to accepting the a&sumntint; of a Tory journal. whose morale like its principles are coloured, for ...
... privilege of providing such beautiful pleesure grounds as those whom) formal ',peeing they wore met that day to celebrate. nod speaking on behalf of his colleagues and himself he hail to express their great gaminess that the duties of their official position ...
... with the meet happy results. A large platform was erected in front of the pulpit, and this was laden with every conceivable speak.' of fruit, grain, and vegetables, aud a further adornment of two monatre loaves of bread, one weighing a stone and the other ...
... elequeot sermon was delivered by the Bishop of Wakefield I Dr. Walsham Howl, before an audience of between 600 and 7110 persons. Speaking from foe words H. Cori., xvi., Quit yourselves like mon. his Lordship proceeded to show what tree manliness consisted in ...