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... which I conceive him to hold. I stand here claiming the privilege to speak as a man, and when individuals get up and talk the rot they do, and of my going to London with a sword and revolver in 1848— Mr. Waters : Did you not do it ? Mr. H. T. Hall : I ...
... Public Speaking. Clerical Elocution, and Stammering. Mr. ARTIS GIVES INSTRUCTION, a. usual, to gentlemen preparing for Ordination, and others, in the art of Heading and Spooking «iib t«-e, Gmc. «nd P,)*, r , which ba, received the p.troosge cveral the ...
... A Bristol paper speaks of a boy of eleven years old having delivered a temperance lecture on The Drunkard and bis Family ton large audience nt Widcombe. The Long Vacation.— The lonjr vacation baa commenced, and with the exception of jvaterday the Judges' ...
... A popular writer, speaking of tbe oceanic telegraph, wonders whether the news transmitted through tilt water is fresh. ...
... THE CAMBE DGE CHRO: CLAM. CLE AND UNIVERSITY JC wes on both occasions vociferously encerve which speaks at omce for the akilifel with at the bande of Bu'oa, Trin Dewberry, and F. Dyson. We cannot dua wn marical of the entertainment, a Mr. Dewberry upon ...
... Beacty Tosicco.—An American writer, speaking of P. , says Everybody smokes in Pa- raguay, and woman and irl, more than thir- teen years old, chews in satin and Gashing in di A magnificent Hebe, arrayed back with one delicate hand, while. in dimonds, puts ...
... Lord Carrington the Liberal Policy. Lord Carrington, speaking at Liberal meeting held Spalding, said the policy of the present Government was a continuance of the policy of Mr. Gladstone. They had continued the withdrawal of the troops from the Soudan ...
... Inplubnza in HOBflKS.— HardiDghaiß, Nor. 15tb. 18-3. uwd Cough Balls for seTfral fears, I feel that 1 cannot speak too highly them. About three year* since, I had six hones ill with had Influenza Colds; I gave ’hem nothing else but Goatling's Cough Balls ...
... , t0 t h 9 gentlemen belonging to the Reform Clnb that jonM come down and speak apon the national-rate if ..ion he would pav half hie expen.ee. Witneaa oaneas.ed l) Peto fa.ho was a national-rate man), alihongn ,cr A public meeting of Conservatives was ...
... Sunday Reading Rooms. —The Bishop of Peterborough, speaking at Lutterworth, on Monday, said he believed, under proper caution and reserve, the opening of reading rooms on Sunday would do great deal of good. He could go to his library ou Sunday and read ...
... Public Speaking, Clerical Elocation, and Stammering- Mr- ARTIS GIVES INSTRUCTIONS, as osaal, to gentlemen preparing lor Ordination, and others, in the art Reading Speaking with £a*e, Grace, and Power, on a which ha* received the patronage of several of ...
... CAMBRIDGE NEWS WEDNESDAY JUNE 1897 UNIVERSITY OTHER SPORT v speaking matches have Trinity anticipated at the the have Yesterday handsome victory over The -C Wilson— H W Zoete will entitled to wear bowled the ilson less for For winners E Garnett the cricket ...