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... DAME BLAVATSKY SPEAKS. Mdme. Blavatsky has appeared in the voive if not in the flesh. It was at a Spiritualist gathering to assist in the development of a writing mediam, and the ladies present were sq loudly on the subject of reincarnation. uabbling ...
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... TEACHING THE DUMB TO SPEAK. INTERESTING At the summer gethering of the supporters of the Asylum for the Deaf and l)umb, at Margate, where 200 children are being educated, a boy, 15 years of ace, born deaf and dumb, addressed the Lord Mayor who was im ...
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... IPLAIN SPEAKING AT BELHELVIE. I THERE is a time for all things, and as the time for plain speaking on the present posi- tion of the Govein-nent has more than arrived, the speeches last night at Bellielvie were a welcome relief to a good deal of the tame ...
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... THE MIRACCXOUB STATUS SPEAKS. Those who love to stroll into the bye-paths of ecclesiastical history may find both pleasure and iuatructioii in tracing the connection which so ong existed between bridgemaking and the idininiatretion public worship. For ...
... SPEAKING PLAINLY AND SENSIBLE. Wp, noticed, last week, the Whig Demonstration Perth. Since then, the principal guest of the evening Lord Panmure, has been receiving ailditional honours, and giving further expression to bis views. It is really satisfactory ...
... HE WOULD SPEAK. The other night, when rtain club had gathered its hall, member announced the serious illness of one of the officials. A second member at once moved to the platform and said ;—Gentlemen, no one can regret this sad news more than 1 do. It ...