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... mother's voice commandeth silence. Lest any wake her babe that sweetly sleepath, So God speaks silence, and the world is quiet, For so He giveth his beloved sleep, We speak of life as day, of death as night But night and day alce both divinely given What ...

GRAND CONCERT, LAST NIGHT

... goutleman tA niusthaveheenavaluabli' lessen ?? YWinderand Miss Her. ?? greaves. ' Of these 'cuing ladies we find it difficult to speak, hi ~.after having heard them but once in so pblic aoition, at It They arei both pupilis of Dr. Spark,anweurrta, It have not ...

LEEDS CHORAL UNION

... and'4 eli ted.the m ost earnest ontbursy of 'applause during the -evening. ' - i . . - Of the band-accompaniments we-can speak in terms of' un 4nalitied praise. Haydn's beautiful instrumentation-a ipoitit in which the grand old maste.' uevemr fails to ...

THE GREAT NORTHERN EXHIBITION OF SPORTING AND OTHER DOGS

... of the dogs are pointers and setters. Fancy Q of dogs are also exhibited in considerable numbers, but, goner. Si od ally speaking, -they do not include any ani mals of more than. as i average-merit. Two or three deerhounds are shown, and hi I , the extra ...

TENNYSON'S NEW POEMS

... delicate acts of Iindness. Ten years pass, and no Enoch, and no nows of him; and-the old, old ?? at length allows his love to speak. Sitting on the hillside, on a sunny autumnal afternoon, Philip and Annie listened to the merriment, and watched the sport ...

HALIFAX AND CALDER VALE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION

... spared themselves in their determination to render the exhibition a success. Of the exhibition Itself, it would be difficult to speak too bighly. The total number of entries was 1,292. This 'was about 100 in excess of last year, and was made up of 109 cows ...

BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL

... reputation, and is likely to take its place among the standard compositions 'of its class. Of 'this we shiallw e better able to speak to-morro*' The libretto is 'from the i experiencedpen'6f M. Bartholomew. The other two nows pieces are by local composers-- ...

THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK ON SENSATIONAL LITERATURE

... of Huddersfield. (Laughter.) There was one sentiment which this apparition uttered whenever it had had the opportunity of speaking, and that sentence was- The parochial system of the Church of England has failed. Because that parochial system wras so ...

LEEDS TOWN HALL CONCERTS

... their re-demand as Madame Satiston Dolby was in her repetition of the ballad. It has been the custom for several years past to speak of Sig. Mario in the past tense, and to regard his public performances in the present as those almnost of another poerson. ...

THE NORTH LONDON INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION

... if the minds of the operative clhescs be set opon the perilianent imuprovemnent ef their eoudition, they are now walking-I speak of what they have done within thero walls-they are now wavlking il the right patle to attain it. Let them bhowforth before ...

LINES WRITTEN BY THE LATE EARL OF CARLISLE ON LEAVING ETON

... so often strung, To the soft numbers of the Latian tongue: Yet while I breathe its last, its parting tone, f The heart must speak-the language be my own. t.This hour I waited with a varying train, Ii Of changing thought, of pleasure and of pain, How oft ...