Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... PLAIN SPEAKING RESPECTING BRANDSBUBTON SCHOOLS. The irresistible tendency to Degin great reiorms at the wrong end has been once more by the proceedings of the Endowed School Commissioners. One objett of the Endowed Schools Act was to do away with favouritism ...
... DEATH OF PAUL SPEAK, MOUNTAIN. regret report the death 2a his 63rd /Mr of Mr Paul Speak, of Mountain, Queensbury, one of the oldest and most respected manufacturers the Bradford district, which took place at bis residence at Mountain, Queensbury, on Tuesday ...
... tliereforc frocit givilig a strong opiliont on the ?? you silisiit to mc. Where a mailc speak let oits spestle-it is Ito doubt Dmost effeetive ; but wsero a sifi celinot speak, lie anist retsd. Is stat this ?? suitl of the whole ]s tier? ' Ii hl s ou vonfur ...
... PROPOSED UNION OF ENGLISH- SPEAKING NATIONS. In London, on Monday evening, at the Social Science Association, 1, Adam-street, Adel?hi, Dr. Cornelius Inglis read & paper on_* The more Intimate Union of the En&l.nh-cpu?i:‘ Nations.” The Earl of Dr. Ingm’ ...
... Mr Willows haring risen to speak. Bcllamt asked if was interested in the matter. Willows replied that certainly was not. Alderman observed that and others had understood Mr Willows that was a direeier, or about a director, of the company, or wae in tome ...
... Before we could either of us speak footsteps were on the landing, and I recognised the doctor's voice speaking the porter, who evidently was showing him up to my apartments. In anothei moment he had entered the bedroom, to my intense relief. Briefly and ...
... the front, speaking . The bullets began, himself 4, was ...
... R. A. REDFORD ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. Last evening the It . e7. — R. I. — Bedford, ILA., LLB., delivered • very interesting lecture before the members of the Hall Christian and Literary Institute, on The Art of Public Speaking. Mr. Alderman Roberts, the ...
... INTERESTING CASE TO THOSE WHO SPEAK GAELIC. lu th• part. the ante .4 Alt,ntey General Stewart ' been heard. awl •a• a ear or great Inhereat to wuhteyinen •11.. &peak the lu th. tear a war set ~ n foot f..r ti. puriesoi of l•rovi.ling a aof fur from the ...
... B&B. GLADSTONE DECLINES TO SPEAK PUBLICLY. _ . _ Mr. Gladstone bat - b;;; - 1;;i - t - e;1 . by the Bath Liberal Associaticn to visit Bath. The Right Hon. Gentleman, In declining the invitation, has sent the following letter to the president -Mr. W. Hunt ...
... Liddon new speak of his own opinions as' or exaggerated by the ritualistic writers fc whose works Monsignor Capel quoted. Bui cannot considered satisfactory that he sho: pronounce the whole case covered, - phrases it, an illustration which he seek« ...
... INTERESTING CASE TO THOSE WHO SPEAK GAELIC, oo an o e .SR DR g SN S Attoruey-General v. Stewart” has been heard, case of great interest to those of our Idh-ma'u,“-‘-':..: speak the Gaelic language. In the ye;:flsos :rmhcn'lpfion‘m I:i‘ 9..1{::‘{0, h roviding ...