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... SPEAKING'S, OLD ESTABLISHED VAULTS, 78, SOUTH MALL, CORK. Timber Wines in Vault*, 4 and 14, Quern's Warehouse. (2553) ...
... SPEAKING'S, OLD ESTABLISHED VAULTS, 78, SOUTH MALL, CORK. Timber Wines in Vault*, 4 and 14, Quern's Warehouse. (2553) ...
... SPEAKING TO THE MAN THE A lady passenger oneol the West Highland steam ere bad unintentionally been annoying the man the wheel by asking questions. At last so far forgot himself os to tell her to Go to Jericho.” The lady was greatly shocked and insulted ...
... HEART SPEAKING }iift that Issues from the heart alone bUul Hie hearts ofhera jour omi.—Goetht. ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Th.' cootiooed reference which may bo aean is the oe wepapera to Mr. Bright - * epeeob In aa,'pirt of the Bio teatilr to a widely l the debate waa marked by great ead ancoeaef oratorical effort. Mr. Bright, U trae, obtained ia hi* advanced ...
... it is mere Question of speaking a brief dialogue ; for a regular conversation, very different thing. Take French, for example. You may speak excellent Fiench, and speak it with very tolerable accent ; you may be able to on speaking, so as to be perfectly ...
... of which we speak. It is something more distinctly and directly selfish. The candidate who keeps back half bis mind lest he should endanger bis election by speaking thu whole of it, the Minister who keep* back half his mind lest by speaking the whole of ...
... AND SPEAKING'TUBES.' These Bells require no Cranks, Wires, Battery, end the working parts are guaranteed for ten years. They can be seen fixed, and all Information given at above address 122 ...
... AND SPEAKING TUBES, These Bells require Cranks, Wires, or Battery, and the working parts ara guaranteed lor ten years. They can be seen fixed, and all information given at above addre&s 17 ...
... PLAIN SPEAK!NO. The Government and their aupporters Parliament have used their groat victory with generosity, which is reflected the tranquility the present session. The slight interruptions the general rule occasioned by Mr. Ward Hunt’s uncomfortable ...
... SPEAK BOLDLY Speak boldly. Freeman! while day The strife I* rising fierce and high. Gird on the armour while may. In holy deeds to win or dlo: Tbe Age la Troth's wide battle-field, day la rtrazgling with the Night, For Freedom hath again revealed Marathon ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. The London correspondent of the Dundee Advertiser says The sooner Sir VV Harcourt speaks out to his position the bettor. Such reoorts are current to-day would not have received moment’s credence were not that the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... JOS. SPEAKING, TO EXCELLENCT THE COUNT DE —ihe calamity wlich England and the continent few yeara ago from the potato disease induced to turn attention to its cans* and prevention. After duly studying the history and nature of the disease, convinced that ...