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... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. following circumstances. drawn from the pen easel experience of Mr Isaac Wilkie, of the Boron& Aims, Dudley Street, Wedosebury, are so important and really remarkable that thov cannot help but be of interest and value to all readers ...
... THE LATE MR. SPEAK. In oar article Illustrated Queenstury, of last week, a portrait of the late Mr. Paul Speak, of Mountain Mills, was accidentally omitted. It I ...
... The Dunab Soldier Speaks. According to • story from Indianapolis, William Downll,n soldhsr of the American war,was made speechleas during bia term of *amine, in which condition he remained, with but a abort interval, until recently. Ile is • back-manna' ...
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... WHO TO SPEAK OF ? CIWPAIIII.T not leak Tian Ira elite *lnland of the Irish Parliamentary party In London =Wednesday night to celebrate the glee° memories and undying traditions of the men who fought and fell in the struggle for Ireland's freedom Mr ...
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... ~ You seem to forget, Uocke Jack, ” with quiet dignity, “that you are speaking more’s the perbaps I did, child, perhaps I ¢ the r of the sitting-room “| didet think you would against me, Maude, ~ Ture you, my dear raat at seeing her distress might marry ...
... OUR . PORTRAIT GALLERY. The history of the life of James ♦Hinson Jewett, Eat, la the history, so to speak, of a reauuble for fortune, as one of the learned Lord Chancellors of England put it, who bad before bile new of the many of the odebratedClockhonee ...
... This. our laid evening with the worthy farmer and his family, was spent to pleasant conversation, the' young members speaking in Hagfish and thenelating the weird uncanny stories their aged grand-, mother toad of Norse mythology, of the thrilling, deeds ...
... WEEKLY TELEGRAPH. SATURDAY. FT lam reminded of this v. as to what has been | local Speaking of Yeadon, 1 may mention imtend hav a nm connection with the ready for use department Radeli ffe and this a exact treet £1849 Co-operative Society. At an a’ have ...