... booklet dealing with the growth of the church, issued at the time of Queen Victoria's Jubilee, and the writer of that brochure speaks in glowing terms of Mr. Lear's work as a pastor. The younger members of his congregation appeal strongly to him, and when ...

... THE LICENSING 1111 L. In the nous. of on Friday. Ms, liaoqttieten. speaking on the Bill. siddl When an apostle of temperance and same bee of the trade both went lobby. it was time that the Bi man in the street looked after (laughter) . There was no ...

... Chairman of the Ear- fitting s , from the Oas Company. row Council, it comerned, we cannot The Clerk's Committee reported that speak with such profound knowledge as Mr. C. Chambers, engineer-manager and of the other two gentlemen. Ile has been secretary of ...

... Hinman asked if Bridle-road, Eastcote, wits one of the roads for which application had been made. Councillor Smith said, speaking from memory, he thought not. The cost would have been prohibitive, and only per cent, of it would tie provided by the flovernment ...

... uphof- that they would not drive the lorry away. open for inspection at Walter Brand's, book- caries from her. I can but speak for myself, Calker, and W. Anderson. Mr. S. D. Tilkock direr and cabinet maker, makes loose covers 'they were all men of good ...

... coke for obtain a picture of the real situation. - It is producing the gas was £39,164, against C20.9£14. now too early to speak about a•definit• plan, Wages were gsgoo, ag a inst g 3405; repairs but with Sir Philip at the helm, one may be £.9091, against ...

... inspector being told off for ladies' baggage, a man inspector in readiness for men's baggage, and for those passengers not speaking French un interpreter was forthcoming. Next came the examination of one's passport, for which we formed up in single file ...

... annexed to Empires lure thereby their title to independence, there can be for them no rebirth to freedom. In Ireland's care. to speak of her seceding from a partnership she has not accepted. or from an allegiance which she has not undertaken to render, is ...

... Church-road. Lionel Cricleini will sell by nucleon next Weilnes- Mansell, brother-in-law; Mc E. Ryder, he former Amptith speak later in ear- Noertner• Mr. Kindter, brother-et-law; and o ther . fee for the o f fifteen 'elutes is goods, selection of ...

... have outlined Ireland would control:every nerve ' fibre of her national existence; she would Next Next Nen , Tues. It Wed.—speak her own language and make her ' own religious life; *be would have corn- The CORSICAN BROTHERS plete power over taxation and ...

... lecture by Mrs. Chrippes on Practical ..sears. Ile was wounded four times, and his being the guests of their' employers speaks tire from spreading. R . afters in the loft were burnt, and other material we slightly damaged. Theosophy. She urged that ...

... opinion is not held by people who have an intimate knowledge of the interior working of the schools. I regret that I cannot speak at first hand for Middlesex schools, as my work has been in London for many years, hut I have i no doubt that the Mitred= Officer ...