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... SPEAKING TO THE DRIVEN. A fatality on Saturday at Bradford. Tom ABM; driver la as employ of Great Nordwen Railway M Street. Leeds Mead. Brad/ on to the imiles of ear whilst I. and travelling ma fri as Snobs Hill Lana, the which he leased dew open. Allots ...
... SPEAKING OUT. THE LEEDS TIMES, which incorporated THE SOUTH LEEDS ECHO.) SATURDAY, MARCH lira, 1896. Sir William Harcourt, to use sporting phrase appropriate the ** ring, was in splendid form Wednesday' ac the meeting of the Home Counties Liberal Federation ...
... THE JUDGE SPEAKS OUT. THE ENORMOUS COST OF A PETITION. The proceedings in the St. George's election petition were resumed to-day. Baron Pollock said they were now in the sixth day of the inquiry, and had only poor skeleton of the first great charge relating ...
... MR. GLADSTONE SPEAKS. GREAT DEMONSTRATION AT LIVERPOOL. Fcngler's has perhaps never presented a more striking spectacle in/Oie nature of a public demon stration. It was more impressive because of the, subdued tone prevailing, and the quietude was only ...
... Jameson’s force in the Transvaal has visited the Colonial Office, and given a report of bis proceedings. He was by a detective who speaks Dutch, the man not under- standing a word of English. ...
... SIR WALTER BESANT SPEAKS OUT. very startling fact, if true, and there really reason to doubt it, as it i* given authority of tho Booksellers' Union, is that country booksellers are rapidly disappearing. During last few years they have diminished by something ...
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... Sir Edward Clarke will speak at York on Thursday, October 15. There were the beginning of the present year in Yorkshire 3,002 insane persons—viz., 1.680 men and 1,922 women. Dr. Weinek, Director of the Prague Observatory, has for some years been engaged ...
... Strictly speaking there is no morality in Kafir istan. Among the latest clubs Berlin is one made j up of divorced husbands. It is not true that Mrs. Craigie (John Oliver is about re-marry. Mr. Alfred Blume, the distinguished teacher singing, has had the ...
... THE FLOOR. PAINFUL AFFAIR AT HALIFAX. THE SAD DEATH OF MARY SPEAK. This morning Mr. W. Barstew held inquest, at the Royal Oafc Inn, Halifax, on the body Mary Louisa Speak (35), wife of Henry Speak, drysalter, New Road, Halifax. Mr. Edgar Booth, solicitor ...
... The deaths attributed directly to influeno London last week numbered 16. . Speaking Vienna the Kaiser again alluded to his angust grandfather. The Hotel Cecil in London will able accommodate 1,200 sleepers and feed 5,000 persons. officer in the Navy ...