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... what I have said is justified by fact or not, to be decided by the public. The lamentable condition of my unhappy countiy speaks for itself. You see, however, how quickly you resent what you term ' language of studied insult to the Government '— the very ...
... Ollivier should have forgotten it, we -,tull ?? reel|happy m having refreshed his memory. a A3; Official despatches from Rome speak of the great ' Badot confusion which prevails amongst the assembled am; priests. Some are for coming away, others only to co ...
... required not to be told lhat they were portraits ; for there is a certain photo- graphic truth about them — if one ma;- so speak of an ir.i_.ic portraiture which proclaims itself in every [_ice presented. And there is evidence of their riiaracter and ...
... Witness- I did not do so. I Mr. Wontner— Do you mean to say. sir, tbat when you were asxed to stand back, so tbat I might speak privately to my client, you did not do so? t +^V* neBS ~* ''id not refuse. I stood back a yard or two. I told you that I was ...
... DRAPERS.— The Parents of a Young Lady, aged 17, desire to PLACE her as a J UNT OR HAN D in the Lace and Fancy Department. Speaks French. Excellent refe- rences. Only a moderate salary required. —Address E. F. C, care of C. Jones, West Harding-street, ...
... I shall be always ready to give my heartiest co-operation ia any- thing, that its authorities may think best to be done. I speak from my heart when I sa.y it ia the very gre?.te3t encouragement to me for all ray future life that I have been received by ...
... the night they had not returned, he went to the commissary of police, but, notwithstanding his persistence, could not get to speak to that functionary, and was told to come the next day. The following morning he went to the Morgue, where he recognised the ...
... into attention, pricked it ] may be into serious thought by the inexorable encroach- _ a_ent_ of the poor rate, it may yet speak in tones to which ihe deafest political doctrinaire will be compelled to listen. It ie.no party question, all ranks, all questions ...
... promulgated by f Dolinger and other German writers of his class, i It is expected that many German and Hungarian - bishops will speak, for a great many have already i inscribed their names on the list of orators, but c whether they will be understood or even ...
... TO DRAPERS. -The Parents of a Young Lady, aged 17, desire to PLACE her as a JCNIOR HAND in the i Lace and Fancy Department. Speaks French. Excellent refe- j iences. Only a moderate salary required. -Address E. F. G care ot C. Jones, West Harding-street ...
... but could not eat or drink anything, and he sit at the fireside smoking his pipe. His wife left him for a few minutes to speak to a neighbour, and on her return the children, four ia number— the eldest only eight years old were staniling at the door ...
... impression was a favourable one. It must always be remembered that ordinary people have to learn original and real music, so to speak, before they can properly appreciate it. The most striking melodies do not possess the head and heart on a lirst hearing. Here ...