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... deceased sad the purchase of new boots droi by the accused. T intu SPEECHES ON THE STATE OF TRADE. 'te It Earl Ravenswcrthi, speaking-at a commercial travel- the lens' dinner at Newcastle-on-.Tyne last night, said there thai were some good-natured people ...
... lovely prima donna addresses the stranger in cc lavender silk tights, gold and drab jacket, and Charles the to Second hat: Speak, who art thou? , se Wanderer in these rustic haunts. The stranger, the gallant tenor, replies: - Listen, lady, I will tell ...
... 'opening of the Paris exhibition, to which people *t all tongues and ?? nations flocked in enormous numbers. Corn. i'herdially speaking, our neighbours have made very rapid strides, and politically, under the influence of GAMBETTA, ro country has improved so ...
... Brickman. Many carriages of r- private gentry followed the procession. le as LORD DERBY ON THE DISTRESS. gr Lord Derby, speaking at Rochdale last night, said we in were face to face with an industrial crisis unequalled to since the cotton famine. He ...
... Church (loud applause), 'TI alnd rlso a representative of that very ancient religlon, H the 'Eebrew (bear, hear). Proceeding to speak more particularly, to the. toast, the Sheriff alluded to the di great popularity of the Archbishop of York, and turning for ...
... part to 's Is, that it springs spontaneous frofm the heact: in; tI come to say a word of othey dayb, an 'e And actually to speak my husband's praise I to - Thirty years since (one tells it as one hears, No lady can remember thirty years)- St. Thirty years ...
... Loped it would have a long and Pros. perous f uture before it (apptlause). The CHcAIRMAN then proposed The Qrneen, and speaking of the year which was jest ending, said that year had been one of disaster, but we must hope that next.year there -would ...
... even in his last speech, was of so mild and usodified a type. He seems to think he gives no support to the Government when be speaks strongly in favour of one of their worst measures, and does not vote with them. It this I do not agree with him. I doubt if ...
... hiding place and secured him at -once. Bet I had the old case. conlinually before me, SMI and resolved to wait and hear. him speak out, however six vaguely, to see, if his words confirmed my Own' nsSPi- ente cions of the solution of the mystery. Accordingly ...
... hig hness, says She who was thus called was not of our -blood or climate, yet even inl our Republican homes womien wi'l ,speak of the event with unusual sympathy, remembei;ng that she too was a woman full 'of personal graces, a -e comn- devoted daughter ...
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... years Ara, of which i have spoken. the forgot everything that hail crourrel Intlie previa** nine yes.. When the was able to speak. the inqulred aboot that occurred xi the beginning of her new—the nine inrerrenitg a perfect blank to her.—tke Eeen,s alice' ...