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... OF SPEAKING. Lord STRATHEDEN moved a resolution to the effect that, in the event of two or more lords rising to address the House at the same time, the Lord Chancellor or Chairman of Committees—whichever was then presiding—should call on one of them to ...
... SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. SAFETY. ...
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... SPEAK OUT! The sturdy action of tlia Nationalists of Limerick in bringing the local Chamber of Commerce to confess its own insignificance has set an example which every representative man and body in Ireland will be driven to follow if the Citizens’ Committee ...
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... SPEAKING IN FIGURES. Oh, her tidy little figure. when I think upon its curves In her light and lawny robe of lily white, Then my heart from vows of celibacy very nearly swerves And I'm tempted to acknowledge Cupid's might. Oh, her tidy little figure has ...
... SPEAKING OUT. (From the Daily Telegrap of Yesterday.) It must, we fear, be admitted that so far the subscriptions from Greatßritain to the various funds for the relief of Irish distress are not only inadequate to the emergency but out of all keeping with ...
... SPEAKING OUT are pleased to learn that public meetings are likely to organised in Ireland during the Whitsuntide recess, and that our representatives will snatch time from their leisure moments to attend them. have never favoured a policy of dumbness ...
... WILL SPEAK. Th« Chair will taken at o’clock. Doors open at o’clock. DEMONSTRATION. LEINSTER HALL, 29th NOVEMBER, ISB7. Visit LORD OF HARTINGTON. M P, MR GOSCHEN. M P. Ticket, will distributed such gentlemen as have already applied for them, the New Hall ...
... [Wt. speaking.] Lieutenant Colonel 0 B!Felon 65th Regiment, has been appointed Assistant Adjutant General at l'eshawur in recomition el hie tervices during the Afghan war, when he was employed as idail officer with the Quetta column under Sir Michael ...
... with a hesi• tating timidity, which continued until the excitement of speaking threw it otr. William I'inkney, a haughty, defiant and vehement orator, would turn pale when about to speak, and his knees would tremble as if he were Belshazzar gazing at the ...
... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING. BY H. C. DODGE. Astronomy is t-derful And interesting 2. The earth 3-volves around the sun, Which makes a year 4 you. The moon is dead and can't re-5 lly law of phys-6 great, It's 7 where the stars alive Do nightly scintil-S. If ...