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HUNGRY SCHOOL-CHILDREN

... beadles making careful inquiries the case of every applicant for free meals. • Such are the views of two gentlemen who Qualified speak the matter from their being brought into daily contact with the boys. the event of their suggestions being acted upon, and ...

Published: Thursday 02 January 1890
Newspaper: Portsmouth Evening News
County: Hampshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 1234 | Page: 2 | Tags: none

SIR W. HARCOURT

... SIR W. HARCOURT. Sir Willlam Haroourt, speaking, on Monday night, at a dinner at Derby in celebration of Mr. Gladstone’s biv.hday, polnted to the great advance made by Eogland and Scotland since the ex-Premier’s entry lnt:‘ralmu, and observed that the ...

TrORsDAY. —Befcre J. E. Oox, Esq

... well at the time, but ho seemed to come over cold. ' She asked whether shc should get him some beef tea ; but he could not speak. She gave him beef tes, bu* a cold perspiration came over him ; and he died about 11 o'clock, no one being in the house, Her ...

THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AT

... THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL AT The Attorney-General, speaking at last night, said their opponents were constantly talking measures carried into law, not recognising the great priuciple that the first and highest duty any Administration was to govern, and churned ...

Published: Friday 03 January 1890
Newspaper: Portsmouth Evening News
County: Hampshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 125 | Page: 3 | Tags: none

The Hamypshive Post,

... successful. As will sppear from the following passagesin juxta-position Miss MacEweN has servilely copied Macavray. Mrs. CLAYPOLE speaks :— Father look: at me whea I talk like that, and calls me heretle, bat he does not reslly think badly of me, or he would take ...

CREATING A NLKW NAVY

... which hu.o 20 and 44 ; Hollsnd, which has 24 and 70 ; China, which hss 7 and 66 ; and even Austria, which has no seacoast to speak of,but which bas, notwithstanding, 12 armoured and 44 unarmcured figlls.ln‘ ships. While, therefore, the element of defensive ...

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... reflection ; and the stage of the Theatre Royal wants none such save those cast by the lime-light. So, let | the critic strive to speak of ** The House that Jack built, or | Harlequin Gulliver in Lilliput,” as he found it. Imprimis, the first scene depicting ...

SEALSKIN JACKETS

... SEALSKIN JACKETS. Canon Bell, of Cheltenham, in a recent mon, denounced the practice of wearing sealskin jackets, “To speak phln:], eaid the J:rmhn. “ that trim sealskin jackes, which its falr owaer is s 0 proud, which looks so bandsome, and which keeps ...

OF MIDNIGHT BORN

... room, but leaving their chief behind them sitting I motionless in his palanquin in the centre of the room. Not a word did he speak, and na sign of life did he give, and as the room began to thin to these who remained vere drawn with irresistible a curiosity ...

Published: Saturday 04 January 1890
Newspaper: Hampshire Telegraph
County: Hampshire, England
Type: Article | Words: 2226 | Page: 12 | Tags: News 

ON LIFE'S HIGHWAY

... devil out of it, and the evil spirits co had no power over the household afterward. to e The author of A Journey Due North speaks In thus of the peasant babyhood of Russia:- -Tice yotungest children are always swaddled g aced rolled up tightly iu bandage8 ...

THE STEEL HAMMER,

... whicn forbids serre-ts of thle Government to lend I Irtottey, cut which does not forbid them to give a it away. Juan was speaking with animation. It ?? e evident that ite was pleading with his cousin. He Iciasped his hands. * 'Perre seemed to listen to ...