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... reported. I myself heard a portion of that speech, and may say a3 .an impartial witness, that it seemed as if his lordship were speaking behind a blanket. The advent of the new evening journal, the St. James' Gazette was awaited to-day with uausual interest ...
... family and friends he announces that Marcel c only came to urge claims for which he was solely responsible. The comedy, or to speak mora properiy, the comedy-drama, was very effectively produced last night. Mr. F. M. Paget, as Sir Geojjrey, gave a manly aud ...
... powerful obstacles which could be arrayed against a religious movement. Its ministers and members are of many colours, and speak many languages. Tbe Methodist Episcopal Church of the United States has annual conferences — entitled to send delegates to ...
... contained in the petition wore not provod and declaring Sir John j_,nuis duly elected lor Athlone. j Toby Banquet at P_ch_ioxd.— Speaking at a ' Conservative banquet at Richmond (Surrey) lasa i night, Mr. Craut-iam, M.P., expressed nis _>eiie| that the House ...
... with a visit of an impostor, who periodically turns up. He is of medium height and slender build, respectably dressed, and speaks well. His plan i 3 to ascertain irom the neighbours who and What you are, and he is such an adept; at his trade that he eventually ...
... Ex-Mayor, and others. The inquiry had been adjourned for the attendance of Mr. Young, who now stated that he appeared, strictly speaking, in a neutral position. The Government desired to get at the facts of the matter, and he was not present for the purpose ...
... case was re-opened at eleven o'clock, and soon drew down crowded rse. Sir W. Bartellot went again over the whole ground, and speaking rather excitedly aroused considerable degree of animation in the assembly before him. Mr. Gladstone loftily demolished the ...
... n, Bronchitis, Coughs _;c are received. Mr. Stead, Chemist, High street, Lees, aianchester, writes: I have customers who speak very £jf™_' a l . « ien -- They taste pleasantly. Sold at Is. ljd. and 2s. 9d. by aU Druggists.— Ad __ __?S5 TO i IoTHESS ...
... Sheffield, and in what * contribute to their being satisfied t ...
... of London was present. Bis Grace took for his text verses 9 and of the 4th chapter of the Gospel according to St. Matthew. Speaking to many who interested in great mission work going on in London, ha would say they could not keep before them too cloielv ...
... PRICES. FURNISH ON THE HIRE SYSTEM, and save the rent of Furnished Apartments. FURNISH ON THE HIRE SYSTEM, of which the Press speaks in such praiseworthy terms. FURNISH ON THE HIRE SYSTEM. SELECT FROM STOCK, and save the annoyance of being transferred to ...
... been given to him in his Suez Canal schleme by Liverpool 25 years ago. He then treated of the it Panama project in detnil, speaking- first of the financial o d and aftorwardsof the en-inesrisig aspects ot the enterpnlse. r.'he former lie alluded to as ...