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... THE NEW DOCK QUESTION AT WORKINGTON. The matter of mast moment at Workington, commercially speaking, is the question of the provision of deep-water dock accommodation for the trade of the district. Owing to the abnormal growth of the town itself, and ...
... _ Istterd to the Obttor. PRE - DICANIENT. — Sir,—Speaking at a Primrose meeting at St. Asap, at the 24th of August,l,lr. Swelenham,M.P., a, by a Welsh Conwryat ire ~per —o ,tiol this lite Pamellitm had tried to block the Special Bill, and lad endmvoincol ...
... ago, when speaking on army matters in the House, he had advocated the theory that the military and naval affairs of the country should be removed from party politics altogetherthat there should be a steady continuity of policy fixed upon and passed on ...
... FRENCH (ro SPEAK IT) WITHOUT EKING BOOKS. Easily TAUGHT by elderly Parisian Ladies to — Gentlemen and Ladies —For terms, address t. H., 16, Bosebery•streer, Prince's-road end, Liverpool, ...
... FRENCH (TO SPEAK) IT WITHOUT USING BOOKS. Easily TAUGHT by elderly Parisian Ladies to adults— Gentlemen and Ladles —For terms, address H., 16, Rosebery•street, Prince's-raid end, Liverpool. R AND & DAVEY'S BIRKENHEAD SCHOOL OR SHORTHAND AND BUSINESS ...
... FRENCH (to speak it) without using Books, easily TeUtIHT by elderly Parisian Ladle, to adults— Gentlemen and Ladies—For terms, address H. 16, Rosebery-stree., Prince's goad-end, Llyerpoo,. ...
... a b ucation VRENCH (to speak it) without using Books, easily TAUGHT by elderly Ladiesto adults — Gentlemen and Ladles —For terms. address ..11.. 16. Bosebery-street, Prince's Head-end, Liverpool. ...
... WBAT SEE DIDN'T ENOW. The darling girl everything. Knew Hebrew, Latin, Greek- Yes, several other languages With fluency could speak. Of music, art, embroidery. She had thorough And many other things besides That girls are taught college. The only thing .-he ...
... Mr. Hone removed from the Board to make way for a Caledonian director. Now Mr. Robinson and Mr. Hope wish to speak. Which of you wishes speak first ? Mr. Hope : I wish. ...
... when the gentleman sitting an his left said he had not understood one word of the evidence, he was a foreigner, and did not speak English. Mr. Hicks pointed out that if he earned bis livelihood in this country he must do bis duty like any other English ...
... SEES HER. Alias Pallas Eudora You Blurky, she didn't know el.ieken fran turkey, High spuds') and break She could fluently speak, But her knowledge of poultry was murky. She twuld tell Kiwt uncle of Mixes, The dates of the Wars of the Rosen, The reason ...