SPEAK UP, SIR! A REMINISCENCE OF OXFORD COMMEMORATION
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PRESENTATION OF THE FREEDOM OF THE CITY TO H. R. H. PRINCE LEOPOLD
... THE CITY TO II. R. II. PRINCE LEOPOLD I. The Presentation in the Guildhall Library.- -2. The Luncheon. -3. Prince Leopold Speaking.- --4. The Lord Mayor Proposing Prince Leopold's Health. ...
THE NEW ROUTE TO THE CONTINENT VIA SHEERNESS AND FLUSHING
... *. 1ir4t Siglat cf 1 shng.-2. Preparing the Bunting.-3. Reception at Flushing. - . The Banquet: Prince Henry Speaking.-5. The Illuminations.-6. Dutch Peasantry.- 7. Collapse of the Dutch Band-S. A Rubber in the Smoking Saloon. THE NEW ROUTE TO THE CONTINENT ...
THE NEW ROUTE TO THE CONTINENT VIÂ SHEERNESS AND FLUSHING
... AND FLUSHING I, First Sight of Flushing. 2. Preparing the Bunting. 3. Reception at Flushing. --4. The Banquet Prince ITenry Speaking. 5. The Illuminations. 0. Dutch Peasantry. 7. Collapse of the Dutch Band.- 8. A Rubber in the Smoking Saloon. ...
THE LAW AND THE LADY: A Novel: AUTHOR OF THE WOMAN IN WHITE,'' THE MOONSTONE, THE NEW MAGDALEN, ETC; NEMESIS AT ..
... present in the vaulted chamber Cunegonda and Damoride. Cunegonda speaks. Damoride Madam Who lies ill in the chamber above us Madam, the noble lady, Angelica.' (A pause. Cunegonda speaks again). 'Damoride!' Madam?' 'How does Angelica like you?' 'Madam ...
THE INTER-UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC SPORTS AT LILLIE BRIDGE: HORSES, HANDS, AND HABITS
... the finest horsewonxexx in the world. The saxixe nxight be said, in a large degree, of the men; bxxt at present wo do xxot speak of them; oxu- mission is to the ladies. When you consider a lady's position on horseback, the variety, of seat that may be ...
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... the repeal of the Game Laws, and the appointment of qualified magistrates throughout the country. The Marquis of Salisbury, speaking 011 Tuesday at an agricultural dinner at Watford, defended the House of Lords against the aspersions which had been cast ...
PARLIAMENT
... position of the principal measures which had been laid before them in the Ministerial programme. But when he had made an end of speaking it was discovered that he had said nothing which a man might not ascertain for him self by consulting the Orders of the ...
THE LAW AND THE LADY: A Novel
... THE INDICTMENT OF MRS. BEAULY I STARTED to my feet, and looked at Miserrimus Dexter. I was too much agitated to be able to speak to him. My utmost expectations had not prepared me for the tone of absolute conviction in which he had spoken. At the best ...
Our Illustrations: THE SOVEREIGN OF ZANZIBAR
... appears to have had no idea. Of his movements we speak elsewhere, and we will conclude with an explanation of his title and name Seyyid Bargash bin Said. Seyyid is his title, meaning Lord; Bargash is, so to speak, his proper name, and signifies little, while ...
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... and has been looked forward to with some anxiety. A deputation from the men will probably seek an audience. Judge Falconer, speaking at Aberdare on Tuesday, praised Mr. H. Thomas for endeavour ing to bring the masters and men together, and censured Unionism ...
Football: ENGLAND V. SCOTLAND
... little to choose, neither side being able to make any farther score. Of individual play, perhaps it would be invidious to speak when all did their best. The Scotchmen were good runners, and they had a very excellent goal-keeper, whose office was by no ...