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... Mr. Rose (who has spent five years in Syria and Palestine) wiil speak on : I. —Some of the Biblical gains W. of Jordan. 2.—The Work of the Officers E. of Jordan. 3.—The Water Supply of Palestine. 4.— Sketches of the Fellaheen, Mos! ems. Jews, and Samiritans ...
... pROFESSOR JOHN ATTFIELD, President of the British Pharmaceutical Society, speaking at the Conference held on the 22d August, says :—`Proprietary preparations and patent medicines were not the unmixed evils which they were • sometimes represented to be ...
... True worth being, not messing. Song for Detectives- - Set as speak of a man whoa we find him. Sally, what time do your folks dine I • you go away—that's orders. A young lady lately had occasion inform a young gentleman that her hand was not a lemon ...
... M. GLADSTONE ON ADVERTISING.—The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., in speaking of advertising at a recent public meeting, says • Its power is enormous. It appears, if we consult those who have been most accustomed to make use of this extraordinary instrument ...
... YR. COWEN, M.P., ON PUBLIC SPEAKING. On Monday evening Mr. Cowen, M.P., delivered the inaugural address at the opening meeting of a debating club formed in connection with the Working Man's Club at Newcastle. After a few preliminary observations, Mr. ...
... SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1882. Speaking At Salisbury last night, Earl >'elcoa said the Salvation Army had blessed work against intemperance. believed much the Crsecution endured by the salvation Army ve been the result fear excited the of sellers drink ...
... J. Speaking at Lti'- ?I:* 11. (.ii^un, M.l'., avowed «»f opinion that there v.*** « ...
... HOPEFUL NEWS FOR FARMERS. Speaking at an agricultural dinner on Thursday, the Hon. T. F. Freemantle said that he thought the principle introduced by Mr Gladstone's Government of contributing towards the maintenance of the main public roads was one which ...
... GERMANS AND SIR GARNET. In speaking of coming events in Egypt, the German papers are, generally speaking, reserved, with the exception of the National Zeitung, which says that the confidence the English have hitherto shown in the generalship of Sir Garnet ...
... GERALINS AND SIR GARNET. In speaking of - event; in Egypt, the German papers are, generally speaking, reserved, withibe exception of the National Zeitung, which says that the confidence the English have hitherto shown in the generalship of Sir Garnet ...
... students of the Royal Academy ss to re-opening, the proceedings takin ...
... OPINIONS MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT. Speaking si Liberal banquet, at Croydon, Mr. J. Spencer Balfour, M.P., said If saw so improved condition U things Ireland It was due to lhe pa»iog the Arrears Act. which gave to every tenant in Irw- Undtliebc.ttp'w&ililo ...