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... THE CHURCH SPEAKS. Presbytery, St Joseph'., tab, Harold's Cross, Dublin, 16th July, 1888. This is to certify that for some years several invalids suffering from rheumatism, &c, have to my Knowledge tailed in getting relief, or at least prospect of ...
... SPEAK GENTLY. Spook gently ! it is better far to rote by thus (ear;' Speak goody! words only mar the good we might do here. 1 entirely at a loss to know what to do with that boy. said Mrs. Burton to her husband, with much concern on her face and in an ...
... THE CHURCH SPEAKS. Presbytery, St Joseph's, 16, Harold's Cross, Dublin, July, 1888. : This is to certify that for some years several invalids suffering from Rheumatism, ikc, have to my knowledge failed in getting relief, or the least pr-s--pert of recovery ...
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... Say, miatiter,lat w speak with you. • Certainly. It's the first time I ever had to ask for anything of the sort, but I want to get to Chicago. Here's a letter informing me of the death of my wife. •• And of cnorso you want me to give you a lift ...
... flections. • Lady Ellen was the first to speak, saying, ' And this was the reason, Gwendoline, of your indifference to Lord Egerton's attentions, receiving them as a matter course ; while you were the beauty of season. I see it plainly, causing such an ...
... THE MARQUIS OF HARTINOTON ON THE RESULTS OF THE ELECTIONS. BURNLEY, TRETRSDAY.—The Marquis of liartington, speaking at Crawehaw booth to. day, adverted to the result of Wednesday's polling, and said that the Liberals had not much to complain of in the ...
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... not to speak of other things, a Won of that Dale House will long, I believe, and deservedly, represent the great County of Down. But let it I I not be forgotten that a future Martinis of Downshire might reverse all this. Sir, I feel I have trespassed ...
... and has she resolved to castise herself for her father's iniquities?' ' You are speaking of Eleanor Aubrey?' • CI. and am 'electing upon her strange determination to lead a single asd solitary life 3t Aobre).' ' If she be acquainted with her lather's ...
... formerly Sir A. Guinness, is, so to speak, besieged in his country residence at Ashford. He refuses an escort of police, maintaining a small force of his own. THE RELIEF EXPEDITION. BALUNRoDY , SUNDAY Niewx.—The relief expedition from the Counties of ...