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... French and Italian lessons—a French Lady, speaking English, wishes to give private conversational lessons French and Italian, in Cambridge. Address, C.H., 3, Victoria-villas, Park-lane, Newmarket. ...
... Not so Desperate as That.—Wife: John, dear, what would you do if I were to die ?—Husband : Don’t speak of such a thing. I would be desperate.— Wife: Do you think you would marry again?— Husband: Well, no; 1 don’t think I would m desperate as all that ...
... FRIENDS’ MEETING HOUSE, 12, JESUS-LANE. WILLIAM WHITE (Of the Severn-ftreet Adult Schools and formerly Mayor of Birmingham) WILL Speak on the Principles of the Society of Friends this (Saturday) evening. at Eight o'clock. William White is also expected to be ...
... Mr. Dillon on the Irish Parliamentary Party.— Mr. Dillon, M.P., speaking Mallow on Sunday, said he had alwavs abstained from tellinu the Irish rjple to trust to Parliamentary parties of any kind, or the work that could done in Parliament ; but it would ...
... Mark Twain, speaking of a mosquito netting, writes—“iThe day is coming when we shall sit under our nets at church and slumber peacefully, while the discomfited flies club together and take it out of the minister. During the recent impanelling of a jury ...
... Mr. Broadhurst, M.P., os Trade UNlONlSM.—Speaking at a meeting of Operatives on Saturday, Mr. Broadburst. M.P., referred to the importance of trade* unions, pointing out the great benefits which had resulted to the working men fr .m combination. It was ...
... An Ohio newspaper speaks of being bruised ’he ** emphatic gesture* of mule. Richr.nl Banner Oakley, who few years a-e wo., wfnt.ncptl at the friminal to p.-Ti.l f. r .VfraH.lioc the poWic ot aomethinß like ito.eeu in connection with lajctta wWA •tried ...
... Succession. Now, boys, when aak you A question you mustn't be afraid to speak right out and answer me. When you look around and see all the fine bouses, farms, and cattle, you ever think who owns them all now? Your father* own them, they not Yes, air ...
... UNIVERSITY MAY TERM ARRANGEMENTS. MUTUAL AID SOCIETt’3 1 FESTIVAL KING'S CfIAPF.L. ! '* Speaking generally, portion the keep and frag- | menta of the walls aid earthworks are all that are now ; left of a structure that appear*, from traces of the walls ...
... Local Taxation.—A poll iss..—Punch. Mr. Mundei.la at Sheffield.—Speaking at Sheffield Wednesday night Mr, Mundella defended the policy of the Government abroad, commending the judgment of Lord Hartington as to the settlement of Afghanistan affairs, and ...
... Mr. Arnold, M.P., the Land Laws. Speaking on Wednesday night Newcastlc-on-Tyne, at a Land Law Reform meeting, Mr. Arnold, M.P., alluded to speech of Colonel Stanley in reference to peasant proprietorship in Ireland. Colonel Stanley seemed to think peasant ...
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