... said that when the complainant came there on the night of the 22nd Novemiber she was nearly “ finished,” | and could scarcely speak. Evidence i FOR THE DEFRNCE was given by Frank Storry, manufacturer, Greenhead | Road, a friend of the who was at his house ...

... the same. After this confession of faith on the part of the chairman, it was only natural that when General Booth rose to speak he should have A VERY HEARTY RECEPTION. At the outset he pointed out the difficulties of his that he knew position, saying ...

... FOR _ 2 THE CONNOISSEUR. WwW. R. W. does not care to indulge in vain boasting, but would prefer to allow the instruments te speak for themselves. Please call and see them if possible; if not, send for full par- The demand for the “ Ideal” Pianos was 80 ...

... St. Pancras, London, at 10 a.m, to-day, for Rossendale. Mr. H. Howorth, M.P., and Mr. Maclure, M.P., were also leaving to speak at the same meeting, but they were stopped at the station by a telegram from the whips, requesting them to remain for an important ...

... ladies and Gentlemen asIam a gervant a good hard working one. I have been one a good many years and I think it is my duty to speak which a Mrs. and Master calls them all bad ones. -fhere is day but they find fault with them without a cause. They must think ...

... ladyship brought matters to a crisis, ang Ath to her daughter a id Sir James Richmond very meee sho accept ladys, she said, speaking with the air Of a common-sense or “Tsee it is useless to expect anything either of youg filia] obedience, but I wish now ...

... PIANO FOR THE CONNOISSEUR. W. BR. W. does not care to indulge in vain boasting, but would prefer to allow the instruments to speak for themseives call and see them if posible if not, send for full pa:- The demand for the “ Ideal” Pianos was so great last ...

... thunderbolts against the pernicious and social customs of the time. Mr. BucHanaNn writes to the Echo, and de- that lares speaking neither as a persun having authority a scribe, he has complete and absolute sympathy with Mr. Whether he be an adulterer ...

... PIANO FOR THE CONNOISSEUR W. BR. W. does not care to indulge in vain boasting, but would prefer to allow the instruments to speak for themselves. Please call and see them if possible if not, send for full par- ticulars. The demand for the * Ideal Pianos ...

... satisfactory. I believe every school whose report has been received up has earned the highest grant, and the teachers generally speak with pleasure of the annual inspection under its new method. Payment by per centage and the so-called ‘‘merit” grant caused ...

... that if Mrs. O'Shea and Mr. Parnell] could to-day be induced to speak they could blow the evidence to the winds. The one thing which prevents a word being said now is that if they were to speak out and explain their conduct the Proctor would at once intervene ...

... Vatican will not be advanced this time Nor will it need te be advanced, for there can be no question that the Irish Bishops speak from of conviction, and, except were party ardour has usurped the place of calm reflection, the deliverance is sure to be approved ...