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... able without your fair presence. I could not lanrfv— I could not speak I For the light of my heart was —where? And here I find you, an angel in Pan! diae I” ,ira “I guess Tm not much of angel,” laughed Mi- Finch. ° “You are my angel,” he exclaimed quickly ...
... MR. Batty speaking of the Government Education Bill, temperate his language and suave in his tone, which respect he contrasts very favourably with Mr. Alfred iLLiNCfwoRTH, as also with that banner-bearer of our local Party of Righteousness, Mr. Percy ...
... Lord Charles Breesford, speaking at the Press Club on Saturday night, pressed home some points with sailor-like frankness and force. has always been the candid friend of the Government of the day the great question of naval needs. His strong convictions ...
... News-to band from speaks of candidate, Bradwaxdino, walking the borne paddock yesterday, while at Lamboarn merely had healthy exercise. Latest reports from the sergbwoarlssod of are the effect that Teufel is going the right way. Yesterday Mr. Strauss ...
... Since the end,of tie-week General Booth ha» been speaking torn- Sootsand. not ao TOtrng as be once was. ntuniTs Hi>se long very well, and at present his health ex-, Roper for India to ...
... man doesn’t like the job, there’s an end of it, hot I can’t speak fairer, can I, boys?” conduded, appealing to the audience. “No.” “Let him hia ’iding, if he wants it.” “Good boy. Tofferino. “Gam home and stuff yerself, swallow-tail,” came from the body ...
... DOCTORS AND CHEMISTS. | INTEIIESriNU CORRESPONDENCE. SPEAK THE TRUTH, AND TAKE SALLY. Mr. Mcti'isti. AeasM, .am. Tout*. Own M..Tturr. S.ii Cusne L'p.' baa cured persona o! and Influenza Yorkshire save. Tonnes Cb-igft Mixture. -SallT Come L p cured ...
... Give sorrow words : the grief that does not speak, Whispers th© o'er-fraught heart. Many to-day will give sorrow words, and, in th© giving, feel how weak words speak the grief they feel. Mr. William Favell, physician and friend, is dead. more will ...
... SIR JOHN GORST ON EDUCATION. PLAIN SPEAKING. Sir John Gorst, speaking at tho Art Museum at to-day, said that University settlements were invention modem times, having for their chief object the redressing of social evils arising from the unfortunate ...
... AMERICA AND SHAKESPEARE. Mr. T. F. Bayard, the United States Ambassador, has accepted an invitation to be present and speak at the annual dinner on April 21, of the Birmingham Dramatic and Literary Club, of which Consul G. F. Parker is President. Next ...
... no; the ladsea writs* bat do not speak one another, each claiming to h* greatest i» the island of Awrosioa; aad if stranger seen speaking Mrs. Jones, it for him remind Mr*- Smith that is an asquaintance, for speaking Mrs. Jones has committed unpardonable ...
... PRESIDENT CLEVELAND SPEAKS FAIR. WASHINGTON, Friday. President Cleveland, in receiving a deputation from the Arbitration Cortferonce, observed that what had been said coucernitts ties that should bind together the two great English-speaking people had great ...