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... agreeable gentleman, speaking English fluently, and anxious to impart the fiHlest information and assistance in bis power. The first item of reassuring news that I had re> ceived fell from his lips. telegram had been received from General Rosenbach, to ...
... Lot® Derby, speaking at distribution of prizes to science and art students at Oldham yesterday, asked the pertinent question: What is it —that is, education in science and art—all worth when yon have got it? What are these schools to do, and why aro ...
... one point. He did not speak of bis physical treatwm thought that the warnings which 8? * t * withont suggestion from Mr. Blunt his wife his doctor. Sir Andrew Clark, would be neglected. He referred to the effect on Mr. Blunt's mind and bodily health oh ...
... If much speaking would make the conntry j wise, surely wisdom is near at baud. On ' Thursday we bad Lord Beaconsfield at Ayles- bury, solemnly posturing as a country gentle- man and discoursing on agricultural distress, while chaos reigns in Afghanistan; ...
... TO-MORROW. RUN, SPEAK TO THIS YOUNG MAN. ANNUAL SERMON to Young Men, and MONTHLY SERMON, on Israel, at ST. STEPHEN'S, TO-MORROW, by the VICAR. TO-MORROW. TOWNHEAD STREET CHAPEL. The Rev. R. GREEN will Preach - Evening - Special Sermon on The Tay ...
... Lord Salisbury has arraugai to speak at Ply. mouth on Juae 4th aad o._. On taa second ?? he will address the representative Conaetvati .#§ *» ...
... years ago, “The Contrabandista,” in its present enlarged shape, is. for all practical purposes, new work, and report speaks highly of the added portions. The popularity of John a-Dreams at the figymarket has been mainly attributable to the acting of this ...
... name, you’re speaking directly to lam. It must influence your point of view. It’s inevitable; it can’* be helped.” cloubtedly even those who rarely if ever enter them—and the majority of Sheffielders are :n that position—would prefer that they should ...
... MR. H. W. FITZWILLIAM AND THE OATHS BILL. The following correspondence, which haa been forwarded to us for publication, speaks for itself, and needs no comment: — St. Paul's place. Summer lane, ** Barnsley, Deo. 17, 1883. •• The Hon. H. W. Fitzwilliam ...
... The Right Hon. James Lowther, speaking at Ilkley. mar Bradford, last evening' said the present Cabinet was composed apologists for and advocates of even* attempt disintegration of foreign States, and necessarily thev could not find fault with a cry of ...
... Loed Edmukd Talbot, speaking in the Brigbtside Division on Saturday night, com- plained that every morning our eyes are confronted with columns of speeches, and onr minds are met with volumes of words. On this point at least we are in strict accord ...
... Mr. oomcii of •*f*J anrUia (fan inn caw* tida. deplorable aeeidoit. The Coroner: That matter 1 was going speak 'to Mr. before I go, becanae iho-o iaacne enkoee I afaouid like to bare the matter Thia fllaaed tbe proceedings. , As search for the two rwurfning ...