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... SPEAKING FOR TWO HOURS one evening when he ought to have been stopped a' dozen times.—l have given you a great amount of latitude, said the Chairman, and I hope you'll withdraw what you said.—Councillor Bradford said: I should not have spoken two hours ...
... PRIME OP WALES SPEAKS HEALTH. In his able end timely remarks et the opening of the International Congress of Hygiene, at St. Jemeee Hall, London, Angast 1002, the Proeideet, the of Holes, said :— The highest poseible prosperity ie when and poor tails ...
... ORDERS PLACED, WE ASK OUR CUSTOMERS TO SPEAK LATER ON IN TIIE SEASON. TEA St EVENING GOWNS. IN TIME. IT IS SO DIFFICULT TO EXECUTE ORDERS WEDDING OUTFITS, lec. under shortest notice. ...
... I wished to speak to you about Asheleigh Rochfort. As she speaks Lady Dyllan K ives a quick glance from her crewel. to the girls face. She sees it become white for a second, then a flush overepreads it, and she also notes the little start Alice gave ...
... THE ANTI-GAMBLING CRUSADE. PLAIN SPEAKING BY THE REV. HUGH PRICE HUGHES. Dna Sm,—l shall be glad if you can room in your next issue for the enclosed cutting which I took from a daily paper. It bears upon • subject which may probably be brought directly ...
... Churn. Paws 7e. to. ; YORKSHIRE FOLK-TALK; With the Characteristics of those who speak it in the North and East Riding.. , By Rev. 3L C. V. MORRIS, 8.C.L., Vicar of Newton.on•Onee. ' Mr. Non:, hes a valuable oonthibtallon to • deeply aohjert. sad deserves ...
... METHODIST FREE CHURCH, PROMENADE. On SUNDAY next the Rev. 8. TOMLIN will speak in the Morning on Spiritual Advancement. Le the Evening the Subject will be, Two Men and their choice ; which the wisest? BOOKS PROVIDED. ALL SEATS FREE. A HEARTY WELCOME ...
... fiir Henry James, speaking on Wednesday night at a demonstration in Belfast, under the auspieee of the Ulster Liberal Unionist Asibmiation, said the danger of Home Rule had not yet passed away, although he thought it was farther away than before. A farmer ...
... that he saw she wee speaking the truth. She came here one dav, but rho went an the canna. What do think I kporr about bee? I have; nothing do with,her--bellhve me or notes you like. ; It I. the truth l It ; he was sure of it. She lied to him often enoogh ...
... silent, too touched to speak. And so,- she said in her ordinary voice, as if to end this revelation of herself, as surprising in its intensity as it was unusual. I will be patient end proud, and soberly aoquiesoe. Don't let me speak in this way again. ...
... si wtcl. You'll ten all about and wpat the gentleman FaM, won't you P he ahle to speak P I wonder whether we shall have to I hope not, I'm mire. I've Mires n an accident hike that the pia.* for a week: people the .70:itemPtst. I suppose. I was near tramiced ...
... IMPORTANT LETTER MR. C. ROSSF.LI. RUBDITCH. Homocea Co., Birkenhead. 'Dear Sirs,—l cannot speak too highly of your en.. cenent Ointment 'Hommel,' In our family we seem to fly to it for every physical ache and pain, while the workers of our mission have ...