It is many long years sinco residents in Elland were called upon to submit to the spoiling of their goods in order to witness to the truth of the principles which they bold deer. Not since the days of the hided Vicar's Rate has it been necessary to make such a stand for liberty

B.—THE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1904 he was already restored to health in the quieter sphere in which he had gone to labour. He knew that Archdeacon Brooke had a very high opinion of Mr. Mason, and was pleased he had been appointed to Restrict. Be hoped he would prove true to his nam

The Committee of the House of Lords on Unopposed Measures presided over by the Berl of Ottgow on Monday last had under ita consideration the bill promoted by the Cirpora tion of Brighouse 'for the general improvement of the borough and for dealing with their electricity supply.

The question of the yearly grant of El6O from the rates in aid of the work carried on at the Brighouse Mechanics' Institute and Technical School was raised, but it was deckled not to more in the matter at present. °purr WANTED. A letter w•as read from the Brighouse Chamber of Co

Ommunlestions by Post promptly attended to S. APPLEYARI), Proprietor. Postal Address—Luturommt.

take a little of the same—out of the large black bottle," said Colonel Stilwell. confidentally. "I'm taking this for a cold," ho added, still more confidentally. "But you haven't any cold." "I know that. But an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure." Mrs. Upton Flatte: "N

The Mayor: Yea, and appoint one representative from each district on the deputa- tion. Conn. CoHinson: I think Brighouse ought to have more than one representative. Has it got so far that we might ask for a deputation now P Aid. Stocks: I think not. So far as the County Ctiuncit

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