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... THE SPEAK.ERSHIP. Referring to the rumoured intention to nominate a Conservative candidate for the Speakership, the Daily News says :— A close fight can only be made on one condition. The support of Mr. Parnell and his followers must be secured fer Sir ...
... set at liberty at once. Where do you hail from?”’ *“ Nowhere, and if I did I wouldn't tell you!” “Can't you speak in & lower key ?” No! I'll speak in any key I want to. I tell you t{ey had no business to arrest me.” “You werelying in an alley, and drunk ...
... PUBLIC SPEAKING. Dr. W. H. Stone, in a lecture at the Royal TYPOtution, London, on Singing, Speaking,and Stammering, gave some partienstim respecting the effect of the rate of delivery in speaking. Rapid speaking, he said, was an unnecessary tax on ...
... LYTHAM :—MR. SPEAK, Clifton IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. Ep w PRITCHARD'S TEETHING AND FEVER POWDERS Are excellent for Children from Three Months to Twelve 'Years. PRITCHARD'S TEETHING AND FEVER POWDERS Are exbellent when Childrea are oes, feverish, or restless ...
... ; which thl» paper treat* I* speak, beneath the shadow of Ibis noble edifice, speaking us, and reminding us its very prawncs of some of the moat important episodes lathe annals of our history. Tbsre is always tony mind something quietly grand ; In tbe ...
... - ?? L- SALUS POPS~ LEM S'DFREMA. - 0 ?? Prince of Wales, speaking at the Y;2udi Lodge of ?? MMasons, on Saturday L , . . I . . . . . . - ?? ?? ±a-n ?? un~ .aaeuruay t t.eling. said the interest in the craft which a .hd evinced since he became a member ...
... the motion of Mr. Ains- 3' M P., seconded bv Mr. W anh, as3 passed congratuiat .11stone on attaining his poiitical laird, speaking at the ;- c f e loundation-stone of the now connection with Lz 'rch, Lower rTranmere, yester- t the G.eneral &chool Euilding ...
... gooses. The authorities have failed to deal with the evil we speak of. It is time for the philanthropists to step forward. We do not expect much from the proposed clause in the Improvement Bill. The police &we already full power to check street begging ...
... , . ~ AL:., . . , , , lir' - ,,.:, .. . ~. , - , . , .0 . , . . , . , , ' . . of I , speak of From 0' which it sponsible t preservation the city. It is scarcely accurate to the fever epidemic as an outbreak. very nature of the district in - the I ...
... little work of the kind to be . done to-day. Captain Maxwell, the director, is opposed to a cessation of precautions: but, speaking in a general sense, the mission of ! I the association is virtually, over with the; I and Act in operation.' There maytstili ...
... THE DEAN OF BANGOR AND THE LIBERATIONISTS. The Dean of Bangor, speaking yesterday reply to the criticisms passed on the Church in Wales at the recent Liberationist conference the principality described the Liberation Society as being composed of two ssctions ...