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... extraction of the necessarily weird plotty bits that almost accidentally yield animation to true pantomime. But let the libretto speak for itself. First of all we have the abode of the Demon Hyoscyamus, a red demon without a redeemin' feature and the rage of ...

... days of tien, toe Now he thought that the fact that outlived the criticiem and years ago, he was oan their own who could not speak from experience, by others > oe NU Davies, who bat ever in “The Thora,” which ” Griffith's ricb with “The two adjedicater, ...

... was the prisoner, who was having fight with another man. not in custody Witness went up to him, and before had bad time to speak to him the prison r. struck him a violent blow in the chest. On the way to the Police Station kicked him violently ' that it ...

... bottle of Mrs. S. A. Alle's World's Hair Restorer. It Is not a dye; it can dono barn. Every one who has used this preparation speaks loud its- raise. If you wish to restore your hair as in youth, and retain it through life, without delay pro. cure a bottle ...

... wiU be realised. BURNLEY DURING THE PAST DECADE. Ten years the life time of a municipality is but a brief one comparatively speaking, but the last ten years of the corporate life of Burnley have undoubtedly been the most important through which the town ...

... Turner. The speaker, Mr. John Davies, was then called upon to deliver his address. He said he could not forget that he was speaking from a working man's platform. The subject was Work and Wages.' He would try first of all to define the meaning of the words ...

... SIR CHARLES RUSSELL POLITICAL TOPICS. Speaking- at Kinoswood last night in support of the candidature of Mr. J. E. Barnes, the Gladstonian candidate for the Reigate Division, Sir Charles Russell, M.P., referred to the House of Lords, and was strongly ...

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... and the girl was standing near to the fire eating her pie. After witness had eaten his he stepped two or three paces away to speak to a man and heard scream. He ran towards the child, got hold of her and pulled her clogs and stockings off, when he saw she ...

... agitator came to his Parliifmentary duties alone, and that CapUiin did the same. They passed each other in the lobby without speaking, and looked askance each other as they tiled off vote in the divisions the day. one occasion saw Mr. Gladstone walk out into ...

... challenge cup presented by Messrs. F. Steiner and Co., with three guineas added Mr. James Kerr. Colonel Thom then proceeded to speak of the active service of Major Sandeman. who commanded the detachment. The principle prizes and prize winners were as follow: ...