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... proceeds to speak of future of English-speaking peoples, Mr. Gladstone says: Mr. Barham Zincke, no incompetent calculator, reckons that the English-speaking peoples of the world hundred years lienee will probably count thousand millions. Some French author ...
... SPEAK F 0« IT. Speak, Don, Speak,” commanded Orson Hardy, holding up some scraps of hi* luncheon within smelling distance of the dog’s sharp nose. “ Speak for it, if you want it. Beg for it, or you shan’t have i* ** Don was very obedient, and, standing ...
... LONDON SPEAKING TO PARIS. Id the word* of the Poetmacter-Oeftenl spoken the other day from his room St. l£artinVle-€rrand, and distinctly heard by the head of a corresponding department in Paris, “the triumph of the international telephone is an accomplished ...
... KING HUMBERT SPEAKS, King Humbert on Wednesday opened the aeMion of the iUli&n Parliament. and h * Majeaty * ’vaa Terr f»>ouaably rereived. particuliriy the in which he held out the hope of clemency beinf extended tolhoae who had convu-ted taking part ...
... THE PRINCE OF WALES SPEAKS 051 HEALTH, hie able and time); temarka at the opening of the International Congreaa of Hygiene, at St. Jamee'e Hall, London, Angnit 10th, 1091, the President, tho Prince of Wales, said:—“The highttt y rotperity it xhtn nch ...
... DRESS OF THE DAT. Speaking of the popularity of mualina and organdiee, a writer in the Daily TeUgrcph eaje that in the former the pin-epoi kind ia perhaps the moat favoured, having been long kept in the background, ia girlish and simple, and is lass wearisome ...
... NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. These markets are but moderately supplied with meat. Generally speaking, the demand is steady, at our quotations. Per 81bs. by the carcase, s. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. Inferior beef., 3 4to 3 8 In. Mutton.. 3 4 2 Middling ditto ...
... gentleman on the other aide of the hustings The Mayor here interrupted Mr. Gridley. and said his speaking at that time was very irregular. The poll books should have been sealed, and all the formalities closed before the crowd were addressed. Mr. Gmdlet ...
... Lord Salisbury' i, though literally speaking they were defeated by the amendment of Mr Jesse Collings to the Address the subject of allotments. The announced intention of the Conservative chiefs to move for the suppression ef the Mational League brought ...
... round one of their companions, who is earnestly speaking to them in a subdued but impressive voice, indicate' at once that something strictly confidential is being communicated, and the onlooker cannot go far wrong in taking it for granted that the listeners ...
... THE BBYEELET. WEEKLY BECORDEB AND GENERAL The '‘tUrkenwell Ntwi Oct. 27, speaking of Benson’s Watches In the Eahibition, says : Bsnsonfs great cats sre some fine specimens of engraved watch cates, designed the pupils of the Schools of Design. They are ...
... AND LBADBNHALL MARKETS. January 23.—Moderate supplies of town and countrykilled meat are on sale these markets. Generally speaking the trade is slow, at our quotations. __ Per 81bs. by the carcase, s. d. s. d. Inferior Beef ~ 3 0 to 3 Middling do 3 8 2 ...