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... Blunders of constant occurrence in writing and speaking corrected the Handbook for Writers and Headers, embracing correction of frequent errors, Classical Dictionary, and Book of 33,000 Synonyms: price 3s. • published by Whittaker and Co., and sold by ...
... Wanders of constant occurrence writing sad speaking corrected ia the Handbook for Writers and Readers, embracing correction of frequent errors, Classical Dictionary, and Book of 33,000 Synonyms: price 35.: published by Whittaker and Co., and sold all ...
... consequence f ill-heelth and penlj from , 1 ! “P™ty, of which the Speak et complicity in the wUful entirely approved, tohi. ,t Great Croiby-for which Dr. Playfair alao contradicted, at Miml ,eat *' * ...
... Electric bells, telephones, and SPEAKING TUBES fixed low latea J. T. A CLEPBAR, IBOHMONOEB, BE LLBANQEB Ao. ...
... and midd>e-a«e Housekeeper under gentleman manager in a tirst-ctaas hotel. excvUrnt address and manner, good appearance, and speaks French well. strongly hy lady well known lu the North England. Highest testimonial*. Liberal required —Addrcas M. W„ Smith's ...
... morning, in the course- an article protesting against the freedom of the city of Dublin being conferred upon him. We do not speak without knowledge when say that it is a matter of common gossip that last year, during the debates on the Coercion Bill, Sir ...
... huraday, in the course of an article protesting against the freedom of the city of Dublin being conferred upon him: We do not speak without knowledge when we say that it is a matter of common gossip that last year, during the debates en the Coercion Bill ...
... candidates to speak on be,' of labour. The following resolution was ' ned by Mr. Brown, seconded by Mr. Sherritan, cl adopted :— That. this council enters itor 131 1) 1 1atic protest against unauthorised individuals ) 7 1 -claing to speak on behalf of ...
... a very abrupt manner, and said, My dear friends, if I don't speak I will burst (laughter). That seemed very strange, and he told the man to speak rather than burst (laughter) ; and speak he did. He spoke well, and talked with effect. It transpired that ...
... is the persecution to which she has been subjected that she is at this moment totally isolated from society! No one will speak to her or have any communication with her or her children. She cannot go to mass or her children to school, and when she has ...
... the Messrs. Laird with two large clocks, and have wound and regulated the same for some twenty-iive years, which I allow to speak for themselves, where so many hands are employed, and so much depends upon their accuracy, and, allow me to add, that I have ...
... Loxham : I am speaking to you, and I hope you will listen to me with patience. The Mayor: lam not going to hear anything of that sort. If you have anything to say with respect to the gas and water you will be an order, otherwise you are speaking out of order ...