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... ldnh to take a lively interest in their work, and quickly enables them not only to read end write, but also 0 UNDERSTAND and SPEAK the French lenguage. A NEW CLASS for of both sexes e, BSI 5, B R s Becretary, Mr. W. BesN, Lower w-um TERME :—sa. for Course ...
... caution about his futore oonduet. s e L ‘ Prase vor Worriky INstiTure— Bur Nor an IxorgasEp GRANT ! —Counocillor Wosmald speaking aé |the Oy Council's meeting on Wedsesday to the | motion about the allocstion of * the ni-h;r-nuy. expressed himself in ...
... sweet, afflicted child nos to interrupt the current of her thoughts, when this mood oame upon her. Fairfax did not stir or speak. Alhn:,whhnhuqigh,.hnc_yhidh-hndmnd ® neck, and, in & sob, seid : - .ronnovnyl)uddyhamf' “ Indeed I do, decling. No one has ...
... over to the tenderness of one who wouid mike short work of her beauty! Cursesand blacke: curses, on them both I . “ When y u speak of handing over, Sebastian, 1 hope you mcan, to me!” said the dmmfl claws of her ha..ls, and bending over the Si o 8 he writhed ...
... breesy diseassion he was eupporsed 13 & majority, I'hen Me. Water ugh, the mover of the resclution juet reseinded, wanted to speak again, and was ruled ont of order. Mr. Wnt-oufh: I think it enfsir ikes the cpeakers cannot be allowed to spsak :’dn.—'l'h ...
... the door. ¥ “ Come in,” sid the Laly Superintendent. A ward-maid entered. “llf w. ma’am, there is & gentleman below, who to speak to you. This is the gentieman’s card.” _ Taking the card from the salver, the Lady Superintendent read aloud: e JH “We must ...
... system nsed by the teacher, M. Julius Fnhihllu, namely the Gouin method, has enabled them mot only %0 wnderstand but also to speak French. Beginaers names rhould be sent in a¢ ovce to the Institute secretery, Mez. W. Beon. Tas New Orriciass or tug 8, 8. ...
... : to day. Alinding to the new Noneonformist casachism, | they bad only to opea their mouths ssd they could be eaid it waa speak o God ;if they Jlooked they could see God in & WONDERFUL THAT THAT HAD BEEN PO@SIBLE. sense, and hear Him too, That catechism ...
... PBETHEL CHAPEL, WORTLEY. Speak: .'l‘l'u. n.\‘v'l?z. t'rflfhfx fohia, U.B.A or - of . Boloist - MR. T. BTRVENS, o UPPER AND LOWER WORTLEY LIBERAL CLUB, The ANNUAL GENERAL MERTING will be held in the Devoxsnirg HaLt Urrer Worrey, On_WEDNEAPAY, JAKUARY ...
... gentlemen presented special | . —~Merars. K. Ru-) T. Fieth, T.Clough, Parker, il, ..ar«den. J. Lee, J. Bowers Priesiman, Smith, J. Speak, A. McKerrow, T. R, Wood, 1. Jackson, A. Pickles, J. Foator, J. Halliiay, Parker and Ellisa, A. Walton, A. Varley, K. Glover ...
... Mr. Arthur Leveriand was at the suno. The social concluded with thanks to the two isttict superintendents. Mr. Handeuck, speaking to the motion, © EXPRESSED HIS PLEASURE AND PRIDE in having made records at collecting and in securing new indastrial business ...
... first to “my lady ™ the “Mrs. |D vm‘; of the &u'- Cross days, “:- uitimately got right upon matter, sooner n eB4 ot bot I 8 speaking of Sir George &s * Bir Grenville! ...