(THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
... (THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. SHARPE'S. PROVISION MERCHANT, M IC K LEG ATE, YORK. ...
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RIGHT TO SPEAK
... RIGHT TO SPEAK with some authority. (Cheers.) But having spoken, because he bad special things to say which he did not expect any other person to say, he had fallen hack and refrained from taking any other opportunity of addressing the House, because ...
THE MIKADO SPEAKS
... THE MIKADO SPEAKS. HIS VIEWS ABOUT THE WAR. (CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAMS.) Shanghai; Monday. The Shanghai to-day states that some the conditions of peace which Japan is desirous of enforcing upon China will cause some concern to those European Powers who have ...
THE ENGLISH SPEAKING RAGE
... THE ENGLISH SPEAKING RAGE. Vastly the moet growing and absorbing all languages the present moment is the English, is almost everywhere swallowing the of German, Scandinavian, Dutch, and Russian. Next to it (writes Mr. Grant Allen), in point oi vitality ...
THAT SPEAKS FOIL ITSELF
... THAT SPEAKS ITSELF. SHARPE'S. PROVISION MERCHANT, MICKLEG ATE, YORK. Croak°ll's Female Corrective Pill& Croskell's Female ...
ALWAYS SPEAK THE TRUTH
... ALWAYS SPEAK THE TRUTH. You should always tell the truth, friend, To lie is low sad mesa ; Never utter falsehood, for It makes the mouth unclean. A lie will always cause you pain, And you will be in doubt, For when you tell the tale again, The lie will ...
CYCLISTS! SPEAK TRUTH!
... CYCLISTS! SPEAK TRUTH! At Westminster, yesterday, Fitter, efatl Square. was summoned for ndavak without carrying lighted la:ni> during paMadt Defendant gave a wrong address to the :n.:. said he had recently returned from Saedaei, ai time forgot that there ...
THE BUS CONDUCTOR SPEAKS
... THE BUS CONDUCTOR SPEAKS. it one of tie thingß you oawri't alter. ain’t treat to me, tbet ain’t Fust therr'a 'ha crowds, and they hall want «it inter the blooming Tju* once. Crowds never Sive sense. Then there’s the boozy ones lite night Tub, I shall ...
JOMN BURNS SPEAKS
... JOMN BURNS SPEAKS. Mr. John Burna, M P, delivered o lectare on Sun. B“nhfl--lfl-‘m.' wm*d&flmhm rbnflo«—ma‘ the country st King Charles to sleep without his head would stand no velo from Queen Guelph or Lord %MMPEM.MDW fnduce the Quesn wnd Ihe Prince of ...
1 THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
... THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF SHARPE'S. PROVISION MERCHANT, M I CKLEG ATE, YORK. ...
THE DUMB MAN SPEAKS
... THE DUMB MAN SPEAKS. Henry Cronin, bricklayer, who too lazy to work, stood in Park Koad with card round his aacfe intimating to the benevolent that he was de-if and dumb. Sarah Sweeney, tailoress, was moved to compassion and dropped a penny into his hand ...
HOW TO SPEAK AND TO READ
... HOW TO SPEAK AND TO READ. C. E. Stewart lectured to a large audience the Museum Theatre of Yorkshire Philosophical Society, York, on Thursday night, on Elocution. Major presided, and remarked that Mr Stewart was stranger, havin§ some time ago lectured ...