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... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. Dear Sirs,—Would you kindly cancel the advertisement in the County Herald. We have had such a number of applicants after the first insertion that we have been suited. Thanking You. The above letter was received this week from a Flint ...
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... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. Th. foll..winir drawn the porassal exprrieare of Mr. Isaac Which, of lb. •Borough Anne? %alley Street, Wednesbary, are so important en l really rentarksble that they cannot help bat be of interest and value to all reader.:— T the ...
... Om*. .1 Oh Ido speak le Your words are Speak then but very 1 The Lord t • hut • weed ix self .• move; Pause as beim too You ads it quite • Doom ' Soft as at ewes, So very sweet, yet arm; Such the gentle words Christ mei% Of Him then let us learn. The ...
... MR. SPEAKS OUT. Campbell-Bassnerman, 11.1'., speaking at Itawick on the 7th inst., taunted the Opposition with haring no policy, no programme, and no principlee. All the Tories wanted to do wow to maintain exclusive privil eg es, while the Liberals for ...
... O , 3IPARATIVELV SPEAKING. - I lune be-n a teetotaler for twenty mk.titho, and drink port and pepper. mutt. l a witaras at Stratford Police Court on Saturday. ...
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... Ran SPEAKS TO HOLTWELL. Evan a little ray of light shines large upon • dark night, and the mailed crumb of e Is seemly snatched at by those who Flow w•loome then will be this sews from IkyL bearing with it • of good hops end encouragement to MI who miler ...
... A REFORMER SPEAKING. On Monday evening, Mr. W. Williams (the gelato. ma whom Putirhhao always a ling at), eseerd*O•his miatoui, met his witallliwria Mt**, Kenningtha perk, Leath% he maw* of h etew.irdehip during the a Par. liasot. In the come of hiehe ...
... LORD ROISEBERY SPEAK& Lord Reginery, speaking St • on Waray Mid is ostler the 01 lii• Eilinborati and Fast of Loupe sad Scottish Associating, ft inner ot Lord r. Herod Mr. MOM be SUM, both bees Lord Horooer's eellegrpra, they Mt the Mmo of their the 1 ...
... SPEAK OUT DRIFINITELY whether they wanted disestablislunent or not ; would be one to place the case of the Chtu-eh more fairly and representatively than it is now put before the t. ihunal of the nation. The bill of 1909 in its broad lines indicatcd what ...
... WELSH-SPEAKING GERMANS. The Censor at the front is taking no chances. Wirt be cannot read he will not prs, with the result that Welsh soldiers can nether send nor receive letters r usual unless they and their people are coast or border folk well used ...