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Mr. Wanklyn, the ecoentric member for Central bradford, hal emerged from a some%bat lengthy obscurity to tell an interesting story about Mr. Winston Churchill. Mr. Wanklyn declared at Bradford on Saturday that before any differences arose over tha question Mr. Churchill was intr

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New York, April 26. The tone of the cattle market at the beginning of the week wag easy, but with moderate supplies and fairly [olive buying a firm feeling set in later, good esport grades closing without alteration laat Saturday at 6d to 6ld. per lb. Dressed beef has had a more

of the past of individual effort. Her Government is so full of "checks and counter-checks" that its machinery has almost ceased to work, and in an hour which is fateful for her beyond any in her recent history it has no information, it has no purpose or policy, it has none of th

Susan, Countess of Ilalmosbury, writes in I •• Nladsme " on the subject of "The Happiest Time of a Woman's Life." She observes: "Bow delightfu: is a girl's first ball! The lights, the mimic., the rapture of rhythmic moveannt, when the heart boats high, the feet fly in almost uni

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AMERICAN - CATTLE TRADE.. TELIGIAII.I Now York, - August 19. Cattle have been and last week's improvement has been well maintained. Arrivals at markets have been moderato, and clearances were readily made at fully last week's closing prices, the home demand being good and shipmen

The dispute between the Glasgow joiners and their employers, which originated eighteen weeks ago over the proposed reduction of wages and the alteration of the date for signing the bye-laiss, gradually 1 approaches what is generally believed to be the stage of settlement. Sir Jo