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... their clients bare more grounds for felicitation.' Client writes, trader date March have been applied to a Mr. .of , Norfolk, speak for you. need hardly say that giye* me the greatot possible treasure to my testimony the care, and attention it has been good ...

... to take passengers on to New York. Tbe only information to be obtained was couched ia tbe following terms : — We cannot speak definitely on the matter, as we know nothing yet. We must wait untU we hear from New York and get the captain's state- ment ...

... readers will recognise and appreciate it, the more so that your views and theirs the subjects referred to are, generally speaking, so com-, pletely opposed to those which I have advocated Thanking you for your previous indulgence and in anticipation also ...

... take to open a dozen natives in situ with a ? *** The English the Labour Conference have returned to London, and Sir John speak* very hopefully as to the result of the deliberations. Frcm what the Indian Secretary Bays, the plenlpo and delegates were ...

... wa* quite «ure that was the man who had her. She was in the prisoner's company for about hour. She wa- sober, but could uo'. speak prisoner's condition. did not, her opinion, app ar lie drunk. Lowe, wife Fred Lowe, Wilkinson S.reet, Green R-ud, and sister ...

... AND HIS KEPT PARTY. EOS EST AMERICAN OPINION. There are just a few independent newspapers is America which are not afraid to speak their mind about Irish politics and Irish professional politicians. The San Francisco Arrjonaut is one of these and we eelow ...

... music was the must wretchedly paid ail tin* profe-sion-, but h«; trusted that better day would come tor musicians. After speaking Dr. Spark'- j geniality aud pleasant companionship, his ' handed to iiitn a cinque for 12s. Id., and the centrep ee, which ...

... are accustomed to hear in their own homes nothing more like English than the jargon known as Yiddish to write as well as speak English correctly is certainly most creditable this institution. In the borough schools the 93 per cent, which represent the ...

... per- taining to toe sartorial department. Considering that the horses have been in the town a week, it is — u- neceaaary to speak in detail of their perf or mance, bnt it has to be said, in general notice, that they are the most clever -to at have been ...

... sensation, has been a local preacher. From that episode in his career he derives the habit cf wear- ing a white tie, and speaking in a gentle tone. He probably weakened his eyesight by a reading of the Scriptures, and hence the spectacles which he wears ...

... and quality of the German sporting arms industry, to free market of its dependency on the English and Belgian supply. In speaking of WORKING MEN'S WAGES .in to-day's and previous reports, I meant merely such as work in factories or in artisans' trades ...