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... that tdelcious state of myetixation which isea joy. MR F. W. ROBIN'SON. n r AARON WATSON, in his Coharacters of te Day; speaking of Mr Robinson, Says- * Ioaml reminded of this i5by takingdown fromf it shelf a book containing an autograph, which no. reason- ...
... y one to look forward to. The goodness of the lower seams bad been proved within the last eighteen months, and generally speaking lie knew of no colliery that bad better prospects than their colliery (cheers). The proceedings then terminated. VoLUNTAKV ...
... named Stephens on hi way, but no -one else, On. reaching, ..'home he heard severalpersons pas One mmu-the only one he heard speak-sald I sung at the Angel and:the' Bell-t-those houses are at Ruardeen-and- he added ! lsung there,pand dida't-get.a penny ...
... it became necessary to consider his lordship's public engagements, and the first thing done was - to veto his promise to speak at Grantham on the 17th January. It is explained that there is nu reason to suppose that his lordship will not have recovered ...
... commenting on these appointments, says : —Of the reanner in which Mr. Justice O'Hagan fulfilled his trust we are bound to speak with the highest respect, although his jut's' meats have often dealt heavy blows at the interests of landowners. The Irish ...
... Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Right Hon. G. J. Goe:hen, was the next Cabinet minister of importance visiting the old city, speaking at the Colston-hall. at a Unionist meeting, on the 12th cf November, and on the following evening he attended the Dolphin ...
... in a glass case, has nw reason to wish the Conservative working man, who is now certainly alive and kickiug, politically speaking, in his coffin. It is unnecessary to point out that political power, owing, primarily, to the wise confidence reposed in ...
... Home years ago, on Christmas morning. he rowed a boat race with Frank Pocock, and beat the Englishman by several lengths. He speaks I with vivacity, his words being few, energetic, and decisive. Touch on the subject of ivory with him, and he immediately ...
... named Stephens on his way, but no one else. On reaching home he heard several persons pars. One man—the only one he heard speak—said, 1 sung at the Angel and the Bell (those houses are at Ruardean), and he added, I sung here. and didn't get • penny ...
... during the year, and Samoa, of Nottingham, broke the tricycle record the starting quarter and the eying quarter. These facts speak for themselves of the c c on■truction of the track. Frequently during the season numbers of fresh visitors paid the ground ...
... Joseph was speaking. sad you stopped him. Councillor Dls : N'ery well, sir; do you hold 1 have so right Custueillor WILLS: I hope, Mr. Mayor, that you will rsvMto the debates of this House firmly. Tao MAYOR : I rule you hare no right to speak, Mr. Dix. ...
... -elecitrici light in Bristol. a.? Sir JOSErn: WESTON said he was nonw coneted ,te with the Gas Company, and, therefore, he could speak G. a freely on the subject., There seemed to bed a-greoater - it love of light now, and he was con1vinced thatithe Gas 'W Ai ...