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... NI NO SPEAK ENOLISS. Os Saturday, Whiteuhapol County Court, Tow.. Loos claimed the return of a silver watch delimited him with Alirshwn Kuchow for shou purpose of cleaning. Plaintiff .:id defendant 'old bin, that the repairs would cost 3s. He had to ...
... THE CHIEF RABEI SPEAKS OUT. Dr. Adkr, Chid Rabbi. preaching at the great goo in London to connection with the Jewish Day of Atonement. raid that the day on which Dreyfus was was the bittereil. day in the history of modern Fiume. It am more disastrous ...
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... Speaking at Sleeked Mr. Chaplin referred at length to the agricultural depremens, and said that the continuous fall of presented a difficulty which seemed ism de. He denied that it was due to over production, and expressed his dials-lief in Protection ...
... was, however, for the District Council to carry out the work. Speaking still of the Napton supply, he said that at the place in question the water might probably be all right in dry times, but it became muddy with any excess of wet. Ile thought the question ...
... and Instead of rewarding me, you We yourself airs, and say unkind things. It Is, therefore, better to speak plainly. You are nineteen, Mar- jorie Lyon, and therefore you are not quite a child, and you have shown me that you have plenty of sense. Listen ...
... Beaty wished to speak of his personal regret at Mr. Binyon leaving. He did not like extravagant . praise of anyone, but Mr. Binyon had one quality which did itself to the speaker's mind, and Chet was the negative quality of not thinking he had a Divine ...
... The Doke of Devonshire v.sited the Kent and Surrey Comte'la' Anne.. Burst College. at Wye, Friday. and, speaking at a Imicheon, be strong! y insipted on the neon-city of agriculturista availing thenw-lven Of all the advantages of «Amt.& discovery in their ...
... Martuormign went to entuurter Abney a feW minutes bolo , * Oaten. Them is not strictly speaking any west Male in the abbr., as the building faces east and west ; but the duke overcame this by going to and loitering in the most westerly part of the building ...
... OF BEITROOT. Speaking at • Primrose League gathering. at Claverdou, on Wednesday. Colonel Victor Mil. ward, M.P. expressed disappointment at the statements of Mr. Walter Long, M.P., President of the Board of Agriculture. and the Horne Secretary that ...
... would hue beta secepted • settiesaust before the war could not now be accvpted. air Hoary Fowler. speaking at Willenball. said the Empire was owing through • crisis which had no parallel cone the dark dans ul th e Mgt.. Motili t y. When the wanton otgo ...