TO-DAY'S FOOTBALL
... in and w.»s dressed blue pilot coat and asole kia trousers. >.o noon to-day tli** body Lad not L_-ea identified. SIGTtOB speaks with ffuracy. on foot to secure the extension fjct'ds tramways '. it;. M.-!. v. credit balance ...
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A REMARKABLE LINGUIST
... of the most learned men that Hungary has given to the world He was, in the first place, remarkable as a linguist. H* aould speak, read, and write twentytive languages. And he was remarkable for the depth of hia erudition and the extent of his research ...
YORKSHIRE POST. SATURDAY. APRIL 1. 18t)9. teristic of Welshman’s reading, gives out the Sacred Word Then ..
... government' Parliament pretended know everything, hut whether did not was another mailer. (Daughter.l . Mr. Shepherd (Bristol), speaking of the pension auction. criticißisl the present law on tlie aubjwit. was. for instance, he said, a gentleman fleetly well ...
LONDON WEEK BY WEEK
... ' c Sunday before hi. 1 X death Mr. Spnrgeon J, preached at the Tuber.aßbv^s—*-sdk, na(de, and in the cunrfe bis sermon, speaking v ■\ , of the uncertainty of \\i , * life, he said: And Nl 'l * * who will be the next * 'v* to be taken away f Rf.v. J ...
THE PEACE CRUSADE
... men and w Bn d w« be got together to discuss the great i 8 s° ,llan p ai lie at the bottom of the Czar's Res r l °* WQicl speak with one voice in behalf 0 f r, Pt the> between nations and a ('rawing closer * >eac *' bonds which unite all peoples, whatev ...
THE: THUMB-PRINT
... only last night, to separate i v l myself i» 16 were stnigg ing together in Uie V. two, a« tn V n j one of the waiters can speak to Wmtd-roovo.. f\l place between them on the day ' noarrel that too* i [**of». fteT dinner Mr. Ashley went up- L'Last rrfP ...
TALKS WITH OLD ENGLISH CRICKETERS
... fearful.' There was slight difference between him and a man at Heeley, near Sheffield, of whom old Ned Stephenson used to speak. This man bowled so slow that he could run after the ball aud throw it back if he thought he was going to hit. Fact ! ! I ...
He oot the s) imam% awl took is own feelings ae • get& to aeboo. tlo be mooned has if
... Intently watch-d Drury, hie glittering black eyes loolMeg like paints of in the darknem. The went on for some mosienta, neither speaking, then Drury • light and lie a cigar. The Malay sipped beer in the aroused put the glom to his and then with • savage isapnittime ...
LABOUR CONFERENCE IN LEEDS
... equality opportunity. (Hear, hear.) The Chairman, speaking on the University question* said that there were such thing- as learned fools. There were men who knew many languages, but who could not speak English. (Laughter.) The skilled mtchanic was a much ...
GOSSIP OF THE WEEK
... Pickwick even better than Dickens himself. DICKENS AND THE WORKING MAN. At night I heard him speak in the Town Hall. Never was more felicitous orator, if his speaking can said to come within tho severe classic meaning of oratory ; was a full man with a rare ...
EI'ITOME OF NEWS. The Doreen of is about to publish • *ma wits The erstrakTusJapomoo amiss, hsa sailod Plymouth for
... Renebery has fo; Naples. Sir W. Harcourt., wbo is st Negivn, will sow so business sogageneet sousewhen else.—Gl. Practically speaking, is so be.k of owl viota sod of raspeolabis If sayibing, tb. advasteas is mill convicts, for Moir 0 viliilo4 iadsz , • sd ...
THE HOUSING QUESTION
... this housing qn»-slion, urged, was tho cost land. Arbitration, contended, was too dear a bargain. , . Mr. Williams (London), speaking architect, desert he’d the Local Government Hoard stipulations humane. lie, however, took exception to tho Board rerpmements ...