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... because he uses it to make Isis ari- ment for higher wages good! In this lWO selfishness speaks, through the coal-owwne They are enraged to find that at last Winer can speak, and not illogically, for themselveS' THE DAVENPORT TRICKS. BMr. Anderson, Wizard of ...

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... and the greutErrperor, OCiarlessV., said, The more languages a man speaks the more is he a man. If Wales retained her native language and Welsh children were brought up speaking Welsh and English, instead of Welsh only, it would be a distinct advantage ...

... LORD SALISBURY'S PROGRAMME. Speaking at a great public meeting in Nottingham on Tuesday Lord Salisbury said that while Ireland must still remain the foremost question on which the next election would be fought, there were others affecting England and ...

... victim to a life of misery and degradation) will be abolished, when it will be catalogned as a thing of the past. Then will men speak of the lash with a shudder, and wonder how it could possibly have been retained in so enlightened an age as this, against the ...

... arises from its own agits. tion. And a gentle mind will reflect ?? in manner and in speech:- Speak gently; it is better far To rile by love than fear. Speak gently; let not hard words mar The good we might do here. Let us all seek, at all times and by ...

... divide into two camps the two bodies which could speak for London as awhole. Itwas byco-opera- tion, not by antagonismi, that education would prosper. And if the School Board and the County council could speak in a united voice that voice would lie potent ...

... sister to go to business, and a few yards from the house the pair encountered Lissen. den. The latter asked Ethel Millen to speak to him, and when she declined, en the ostensible ground that she was late for business, Lissenden drew a revolver, and shot ...

... entirely to this work, and whose self-sacrifice is in itself the best example I can hold up to the workers. I would willingly not speak of myself, but this much'I wish to tellyou, that many and many are the anxious hours I have passed, and shell still have to ...

... C., M.P., said he had acot had an opportunity of speaking in public since he read some observations by one of her Majesty's judges in the ease in which the Press association was inte- rested. In speaking of that association, the learned judge referred ...