... and disease. The Co-operative Stores bad struck a death-blow at the system of adulterating food. The Co-operative Store, speaking generally, was a guarantee of the purity of the provisions sold there, for they were their own buyers and their own consumers ...

... pointed oat to him. Amongst the rest a celebrated comedian was noticed. Ah. said Mr L., is that my old schoolfellow ? speak to him. Be accosted him; and the fulleWing conversation took place : Lowell. Sir, I believe I have the pleasure of addressing ...

... coming, tell Mr Riley. Mr Bottomley : I'll come when 1 like iu business hours, and demand to see them. Bear in mind, I'm not speaking for another side, but I think you've done wrong. Mr Noble thought not, and said he was one who voted for that being done ...

... become the Reformers they have falsely pretended to be. But in all our strictures, we shall aim to be just, seeking only to speak the truth and to maintain the rights of the ratepayers. Our invitation to the Executive of the Ratepayers' Association, to ...

... to do his best—(Mr Manley, interrupting him : Not a man in the room will believe it)—and now you wish to put me down for speaking. The Chairman said it was all t'old over again, and that Mr Bottomley was hindering the business and throwing the time ...

... exhibited in the shr , p window of Messrs FlirAt and Bart aclough, painters and decors. if.rs. Bradford Road. The paintings speak for them -selves. and we need only recommend a sight of The remaining seven prizes are to be portraits In crayon of the pt ...

... I Would it not be more to the credit of the Board if they would at once advertise for a schoolmaster, to teach spelling, speaking and manners ? Surely the ratepayers would not grudge his salary, and the auditor coming face to face with the Board, and ...

... THE BRIGHOUSE NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUR was addressed to and read at the Local Board on Wednesday last. It will not only speak for itself, but most if not all of our readers will be able to confirm its truth : The News Office, Brighouse, Aug. 3, 1870. To ...

... honour bright I'd not give a fig for him Who says any lie is white 1 He who falters Twists and alters, Little atoms when we speak. May deceive me But believe me To himself he is a sneak I Help the weak if you are strong, Love the old if you are young ; ...

... in the field. After singing and prayer, a short address was given by one of the number, in a painfully-load voice, the man speaking at the top of his voice, and so loud, that ae heard a distinct echo of what he said which appeared to rebound from Healey ...

... perl.et mysteries to she unitil but which told volumes to those present, awl were met wish approving langlit.r. He watt not speaking outside the Of Li% suotience s they felt Ihet he ;crew them well. lie proceeded to tell them with the profoundest humility ...

... the congregations were women. Joss was in one of his happiest humours. and seemed to speak with power. notwithstanding the simplicity of his st)le. He speaks to the heart, and there is no mistake that he finds • way to very many, as evinced by the ...