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... MUTE WHO CAN SPEAK. Whoever and whatever may fail of an aU ,. he» New York, Dr. Isaac L. Peet is always sur ®° nation* he opens the doors of his Deaf and Dumb r f th» show the progress of his pupils. The 63rd J -j institution closed on Thursday, and ...
... I~Z SQ= ~:sre SAtXS T'O~rLI LEX a Ur!EMA. ?? - e ?? speaking at Blournemouth, last night, in | reply to an address from the local Workling j ?? -- - I e - I _ Men's Conservative Association, Fir Stafford I Northeote referred to the work of the, d session ...
... Do not allow yourself to speak ill of the absent one if it can be avoided ; the day may come when some friend may be needed to defend you in your absence. Mr. Ruskin is anxious to know what there is more beautiful than the word wife. Netbing, Mr. Rusiio ...
... Mr. Coddington, M.P., ox Session.— Speaking at banquet in celebration of the jubileo of the Blackburn District of Oddfellows (Manchester Unity) last night, Mr. Coddington, M.P., said less had been accomplished this session than in any previous one, but ...
... BUSKIN'S WORKS. Speaking of Mr. Raskin's writings, the Ec te says :—We firmly believe that oven to the vast majority of the English middle-class he is little more than a great name. They know that occasionally a copy of Modem Painters is sold at from ...
... Johnson was caiUd. bat Mid could no tot speak to tho a aUted Uiat be sew Beblinglon attack P.C Peartoo twict*. Be also the easaul and Hawaii.—Similar evidence was given Plckeriav.—Mr. Cooper that BcMtiogtinac'ealn such way bad tithe crtHluwon that had ...
... Me. C. Russell, M.P., the Ibish Question —Speaking at Liverpool last night, Mr. Charles Russell, M.P., said it w;is not creditable to the history of England that from 1845, when the Devon Commission first reported on the Irish land question, to 1880, ...
... ARMY.—The General and Staff Si, /'Old big Meetings FREE-TRADE HALL, on Wed- 230 and 7 p.m. Mrs. BOOTH will Speak at ssssP* °° meeting. Admission by ticket only. Tickets j?Hljf Sitings, 55., Is. 6d., and 91., to be had from Capt. jh> ' ~i Grosvenor-street ...
... Sib U. Kay-Shuttleworth on Agricultural Depression*.—Speaking at Padiham yesterday, Sir Ughtred Kay-Shutt!eworth, Bart., said the agricultural distress of recent would teach people how all classes of society were bound up in agricultural prosperity, and ...
... without exception speak in terms of high approval of the renewal of friendahip with Sngland. They counsel Arab! to submit to the authority of the Sultan, and state that the Sheikhul I*’*™ his given strict orders to the Ulema not to speak of Arab! a pillar ...
... Archbishop of Cashel, speaking on Sunday at F:inly, a village in ip• perary, summed up the political events of the last three years in Ireland, which he considered favour. able both to the tenants and the labourers ; and speaking of the future, he appealed ...
... THE GUARDIAN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1882. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. KNTAit. ;scorLA>D» mu.. was speaking on the motion go into comomtee on this Bill at quarter si* o’clock, when, the standing ovder* titellouse, the mutt cease. ...