... increase, and he did so because he considered Mr. Hobson to be the high cockalorum of the council. Mr. did not intend to speak although he should vote for the increase, but he could not sit still and hear the remarks of Dr. Walker respecting Mr. Hobson ...

... evidence of Benjamin Crowquill, late a clerk with Graben (Mr. E. Stephenso i : was to the effect that he been a listener at a speaking tube, and heard wine love passages between the partiez..- -MacN'ab admitted being acquainted with the plaintiff, and his ...

... still further extend Its operations. The Ancient Order of Foresters, if not the richest, was the largest society, numerically speaking, in the world. It comprised at the end of last year 294 districts, 5,128 courts, 686,127 benefit members, and 16,429 honorary ...

... rather build a workhouse and have an entirely separate union than be transferred to the North Riding. Sir CHAIMER LEOARD, speaking for Ganton and Sherburn, said these es were almost unanimous against the sc heme. Folkton, too, was in the same condition ...

... proof against cavil. He says, I desire, however, to point out that the Church is for the parishioners as a rule, and when we speak of seats being free we do not mean that those who do not dwell in the parish may exclude by their presence those who do. That ...

... servants have very little chance of presen. ting themselves at the Lord's Table at early morning or noon. I often hear the clergy speak of the small proportion of communicants to the congregation. Have I suggested the reason? H this hilt, who will be the first ...

... and treasurer, who has held the same office for nine years in succession--a very excellent record, and likewise a tribute speaking for itself. * * * The season will be inaugurated this afternoon on Westwood, Hull Rovers being the visitors for the occasion ...

... still looks well, and has borne the breeze toughly. Of the proceedings at the anniversary, the report in another col will speak. The good done by the Court during its fifty years, no one can estimate. In figures, it was stated to amount to no less a sum ...

... introduced into the House of Lords. He next spoke of the functions of the churchwardens and their relation with the clergy. Speaking on the subject of Church History and Church Defence, he said that it could never be too often repeated that the Church was ...

... Hildyard. The characters of Grantley and Marker were well rendered by Messrs. Manley and Haworth Booth. Altogether we cannot speak too highly of the above performance, which was witnessed by a large and appreciative audience. We hops the Flamborough fishermen ...

... difficulty to face, it was only ha. lesser degree, as they dealt with the ordinary topics of the day, whilst • Missionary had to speak such subjects as the crucifixion, the resurrection, and atonement, about which the hearers were in complete ignorance, and ...

... said nothing personally against the master at the Foundation School. He did his work well, and he t Dr. Appleton) could not speak highly of him as a schoolmaster. It was obvious however that Beverley could not establish a higher grade school - , and that ...