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... such utglnriou time just behind the firini line.m{)apiu e rain and cold, everyone is in the best of spirits. P.C. Grayson also speaks of the Christmas dinner, and’ continues: The majority of our comrades in the Military Police are civiliag police at home, ...
... 895 men. ~ Foodstuffs were again corn market on Saturday Bd., oats 6d. to ls, end MR. HIGHAM AN Good Bound Improvement in 1 speaking at A ...
... sweet, melodious lay. Nor was the gift of Poesy only thine, For E_iimryp!l:n’d thee with its human thrill. Ah! inul.he present speaks the dead past still, And in old annals something lurks divine. The New Year call'd theel—God be good and fill Thy soul with ...
... for), there is no cvidence of pages of the agenda, and this would entail an ex- this dreadful European conflagration. This speaks pense of about £2. In addivon, since Mr. Lodge | well for the character and cool determination of came on to the Board, he ...
... subscription by one half for the second 1t of the session, whioh :‘mlud« the‘k\nsn of dgl.r. W. H. B“lbel:l' who is own to speak on ** Advertising as a plied particnarly to rllhhx. and Mr. H, VS Fnher,.'h: has agreed to locture on “Municipal Advertising ...
... unould wounded in Lorraine on November 2nd, and is the Hos- Efild the Sisters of Christian Doctrine st ancy. The “ Journal,” speaking of the British Fleet, ‘and the loss of the For:fi.bh. says the fleet is neither weoakened nor even damaged, still less demolished ...
... with in & different manner. Mr. W, H. Beable, who will address the members on vice-presi- dents’ night, January 12th. will speak on * Advertising as applied |urti(-u,flrly to Halifax.”” Mr, B(u“u bas had a romantic career. He was born in Devonport in 1860 ...
... at this point deprecated acrimonious Giscussion.” **l will now put it,” he added: Alderman S&uxm- asked for permission to speak. . Councillor Clay: He has spoken already. Alderman Spencer (looking acfoss at Mr. Clay): T shall not drop it at the ratepayers’ ...
... has had a wide ience of this craft, has written *‘ ads.” everything from needles to “ i, and 4s advertising ras, Led., will speak nfi-:.::-fl edge of his n:::ffl The club , forty new ers. The sube on for the remainder of the session is halia ...
... out a detailed plan, with a view to making appheation to the flnl.l Govermunent Board” for sanction to barrow the necessary Speaking against this proposal, Councillor A. F. Longbottom, said they would reraember that some time ago a subcommitiee of the Council ...
... Mayor at this point deprecated acrimonious doeuion. 1 will oww put it,” he added: \derman Spencer asked for permission to speak. Councillor Clay: He has spoken already. Alderman Spencer (looking acfuss at Mr. Clay): I»Mnudmpitulhen?yun’ meeting. ! motion ...
... Holifax ' iv.ilocomironses - 18,878 Y i RS Cleckheaton . 8,421 “1f | Had Twenty Sons The Bishop of Wakefield, speaking last night at Wakefield, said there could be no question about a man’s duty when war brose out. He was proud to say that ...