... the good work of life i made to wait until the storm thas may pever descend is over and gone. Now we ars not responsible fo. civuas; ‘Ley must needs come. Neither are nlmu-bk for storms which may or mav not fall the clouds, but we are responst for the elfts ...

... Bury, one of the most teams in the League, are by the 250,000 pficfioli- therr i club's funds are mot in a healthy condition, as may be judged from the fact that the Bury ‘who has been playing with Millwall Athletic this MAKING UP THE JEWELS eee T O e tuey ...

... Stall, Mrs Oucken and Mrs. Hood ; Gentlemen's Stall, Mr. Hillman, Mr. Day and Mr. Buckworth; Sun- Hay School Stall, Mrs. Bryant, Miss Muse, and Mr. Willerton (Superintendent). Sewing Meeting Stall, Mesdames F. A. Jackson, Smith, and L. Hlllmn.! Refreshment ...

... expected. The Wednesday Football Club :yd their prell-l-?:al on the Wong weok. Sides were ¢ ,lz.!h(\flu-udhfl'mu follows: —W. Bryant (captain), Holmes, Cooke, Bourne, H. Pogson, Doggett, I, Helton, . Wyles, W. A. Jarvis, and E. Ranshaw. VieeCaptain: P. Holoran ...

... the Great Northern is exhibiting remarkable vitality. It is only by comparing figures,” says a daily paper, “ though figures may be dull, that one can discern tangible proof—unless eme visits the Great Eastern Railway terminus—of the remarkable progress ...

... . The Vico-Chairman: The Committee discriminate by saying able-bodied. Mr. Pulla‘: A man may be able-bodied, but not kere through any fault of his own. A man may not be able to find work. 1 don’t think it is fair ::.n.t such & man should be classed as ...

... Spa in the :.w.-d tl.‘k‘ m hn‘ ang uy (Market Rase . ¥F. Bryant, W.; ngsby cirenit. ¢ oundation rongly W l..%f,\llw:)’.'g K. Buroughs, J.‘c“;lm » lively disenssion on the subject of (he | myself may m‘ it 'h-:dle—l w A. Holland (Sleaford), A. Borrowman ...