... special importance, as coming from men whose profession and experience of all the requirements of the trade entitle them to speak with decision. These are facts which I have pleasure in submitting to you, and which entitle my Preparation to the serious ...

... Faldin* was unable to be present the Rev. Father The Til W « were «° able , cause R> Sak thonght the board had no causeto speak so modestly of what they had accomplished the building of that school. there couid reU -tnictiJn that could S , hea^ S d ives ...

... In auy little change that took pmlace they nclist iever forget tll t for tche timle hey were soldiers, atir nlo mac inust speak. ?? knew ther would be glad for hin to icncition this, for ?? could say ?? t of pleasant things to theum. It waes suc1h a fa ...

... late on Tuesday night or early Wednesday morning, some fifty Peers being, it is said, not merely anxious but determined to speak. A wild canard has been started that in the event of the Lords rejecting the measure the Prime Minister will resign, though ...

... and in any little change you mast not, because it is a change, forget that for the time yon are soldiers, and yoa mast. not speak. Now I know yon will be glad of me to tell yea that, for I esn my plenty of pleasant things to yon. (Hear, bear.) In my inspections ...

... Church or Chapel; Great Organ 8 stops, Swell 5 stops, Bourdon Pedal 29 notes, two Composition Pedals, solid Mahogany Case, Speaking Front Pipes (Decorated).—For price and to view, John Hoyland, 23, 25, Bow street Sheffield. Every description of Musical ...

... were made available. Looking at the fai t that these various musical section* which it was proposed bring together were, to speak, scattered and were unused operating concert, the difficulties of uniting them all one grand effort were undoubtedly great ...

... that this is essential to the preliminary studies of one who embraces journalism as a vocation. Such conglomeration, so to speak, of one's digestion and moral sense cannot produce tho morbid state mind in which Mr. evidently penned this melancholy statement ...

... in this confused business, which few people here care about and still fewer understand. They are content to let the facts speak for themselves, and view in this repetition of their own painful experience a fresh proof of the wisdom of the present Republican ...

... free ballot, and a fair count. Most of the leading continental newspapers, commenting on the Afghan defeat, continue to speak in terms of condemnation of the policy of Mr. Gladstone's Government. A correspondent writes from Pesth :—Most of the papers ...

... the Durham Miners’ Association, No. 2 platform. Much regret was expressed absence cf Macdonald, M P., who had been announced speak, but who wbm so seriously ill to be to be present. Resolutions were passed urging the m ceseity of united action amongst working ...

... Knowles observed: IT BE AN INCALCULABLE BOON TO WHO CAN READ THINK R ROOKE’S ANTI-LANCET Clergyman writing Dr under 15th 1874 speaking of the :— “ Of its style matter I can judge for I been author on for years master-mind among men could conceived or your ...