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... aeries of lectures America the subject of African exploration. Mr. Stanley will proceed to New York in the autumn, and will speak all the principal cities of the United States. Mr. Stanley is to deliver his lecture the Central Young Men's Christian Associatl ...
... the short rest from his Parliamentary labours. During the recess Mr. Kussell has been compelled to decline invitations to speak, on account of the depressed condition of his health. The brieJ rest and the recuperative air of Hastings has, however, quite ...
... have even more grounds for felicitation A Client writes under date March 5I have been applied to by Mr. ——, of , Norfolk, speak for you. 1 need hardly aay that it gives the greatest possible pleasure to tear testimony the promptitude, care, and attention ...
... The Editor of the Medical Annual speaks in the higheet terms of Gadbcry's Oocoa as a beverage Sad a f/ cd for invalids account of its absolute Qualityi and great solubility and the to remember, in recommending Ooooa, that the name Cadbcbt any packet guarantee ...
... your services which lam prepared carry out, and whioh I trust wilt satisfactory to you as it is agreeable to me. Acd now, in speaking of myself let ms say a word for jse who are with me—my sons (applause;. address ng you one la in tbe habit of saying I ...
... He affirmed that it was more blessed give. If he (the speaker) was speaking to any who were need of a gift, he pray God to bleBS them with the gift they required; but if he was speaking to many who were in a far more blessed position by having the means ...
... Acting Chaplain, the Rev V. J. Ryan; and Qnsitermaster Collinsoo. At the condasioo of Ilia manoeuvres Colonel Whitting, speaking tire battalion, remarked that j the occasion of his first inspection Blackpool last year was verv mash impressed with men ...
... have heard pin drop, requires some wonted vent from their uuu-ual strain. What are we to ?ay of the last scenes of all ? Speaking ot my own personal impressions, 1 can only s.iy that they seeined me too sacml witnessed without misgiving. The chorus, laying ...
... and have a look, yoa may. Carmen waa nothing loth, and two hoara before son 3ct we saddled our horses and sat oat. I could speak more freely to him than to any of the others, and aa we rode on I remarked how carelessly tha camp was guarded. There were ...
... Belt a majority of over :X) more remarkable than those 3.0 e. 4,000. &al at once with all Mr. GLADt iracies. Each time he speaks he The :mist devoted Glad- to g, Lmi ❑ ) 1 ;: I;ave his faith shaken by the per. matters of fact to shirt: Mr is continually ...
... g the gaine and raising the standard the play as these hoi.day contests with their honest and courteous rivalry. Broadly speaking, clubmen may be clas-ed under two heading*—players in the front rank who have established th?ir fame through undoubted superior ...