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... SPEAKS TO HEREFORD. GROSNONT, near PONTEILAS. In the following letter, Mr. T. Rowberry, who lives at the Old Pollee Station, GTOSMOrt, Pontrilas, Herefordshire, makes a statement which will, we are sure, speak with great weight to ford people, and no ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. In his address to the members ford Diocesan Conference on Wed , the Bishop In the reports to especially those dealing with service and Sunday school werk, and in the various subjects on , we have abundant material for all the thine at ...
... THE JUDGES SPEAK. BARON DOWSE ON R. GLADSTONZ AND THE IMPROVED STATE OM IRELAND. The Kerry I:i Zes;;;e7meied;;;terday at Trains by the Right Hon. Baron Dowse. The Grand Jury having been re-sworn, His Lordship addressed them as follows : Mr. Sander and ...
... CAPTAIN CLIVE SPEAK Captain Clive and Mr. Arkwright have both spoken this week, apologetically as it were, for the former described the political situation as ‘* very quiet,” and Mr. Arkwright says there is no “ political situation ”’ at all. However ...
... LORD LLANGATTOCK SPEAKS AT HEREFORD. ...
... HEREFORD WOMAN SPEAKS. In the mouth of the Firth of Forth is a famous rock—the Bell Hock—on which many a vessel has been wrecked in fog and storm. But now there is never airy such calamity, for a groat bell has been planed on the rock, and when the rook ...
... THE NEW SPEAK Lit The happiest circumstances attend the election of Mr. James William Lowther to succeed the long line of a hundred and seventeen eminent men who have filled the Chair of t!i.. House of Commons, since Peter de Montie.,l became the first ...
... TOWN MISSIONARIES SPEAK, 2, Crescent-lane, Dundee. Dear Sir,—l have much pleasure in stating that I know of several canes in this town of rheumatism and other ailments in which Sequah'e remedies have done much good and given great relief. HENRY MONCRIEF ...
... THOUGHTLESS SPEAKING AND ANONYMOUS WRITING. (From tlie Saturday Review.) Much has been said and written for and against the compulsory signature of newspaper articles. The rights and duties of the journalist present difficulties not less complicated than ...
... COLONEL DECIE SPEAKS OUT. The Herefordshire Education Committee om Saturday morning received an important tation on the question of head teachers’ ies. Representing the Nationa! Uni of Teachers, it consisted of Sir James Yoxall, M secretary of the N.U ...
... IT NEEDS NO COMMENT, BET SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. The Rev. J. W. Willick, St. John's Vicarage, Sunderland, writes :— In several cases personally known to me, an improvement has been already realised which can only be described as marvellously real and surprising ...
... A HEREFORD WOMAN TO SPEAK OUT. Hereford people do not as a rule make statement. like the following and allow them to be published in the Hereford papers without good reason. Mrs. Sophia Motley, of 27, Sewell Street, Hereford, no exception and it is only ...