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... THE SPEAKING Round the twelve platforms in Hyde Park the crowd quickly massed. The day was hot sad the summer foliage of the Park studs • imautihil but distracting hack. spectators included Lord Lord Rosy, sad other well. known people. On the platform ...
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... ENTITLED TO SPEAK, At a recent meeting of an Mai count• comp 61 one member na. iireNNin-i for information regarding a contract. A member : Len tell cou that in a minis if cell nait. Another member enquirer): Vt haes the use uv vevr questions about a ...
... TBE SPEAKING. Round the twel;;phr Norm a1;11;de Park the crowd qul,kly missed. The day worn hot, and the summer foliage of the Park made a besattful but distroatiog backgrouni. The spectators locluded Lord Tweedmouth, Lard Ileac, and other well•known ...
... THE AR OF SPEAKING, ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING, The Colonial Secretary went on to criticise the Transvaal Political Association, and referred in ironical terms to Mr. Robinson's speech. He did not think that either of the races in South Africa would care to replace Downing-street rule ...
... NOT SPEAKING IN THE DARK. There had been investigations on the question of the relations of drink to poverty, and he would give Ahem, one or two of them. ID 1869 the Lower House of Convocations appointed a committee to investigate this matter, and after ...
... STRAIGHT SPEAKING TO THE SULTAN. A HELL IN THE HEART OF THE 00UNTRY. Princes Sebaheddin and Lattallah, sons of Hamad ILahmond Pacha, have addressed a long letter to the Sultan. The Princes accuse the Sultan of having completely failed is the chief duty ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Upon the reading at the minutes Mr Gilbertson said he thought the case ot Mr Lowery Nixon ought not to have been in the minutes. The business ot the Board was practically finished when Mr Sugden and himself lett the meeting. Ile thought ...
... WILL SPEAK ON THE Fiscal Question. CHAIRMAN W. LEWTHWAITE, Esq. PUBLIC NOTICES. ,IBEkArigSOCIATION. 7 019 ...
... SPEAKING BY THE CARD. SINGULAR CASE OF \VILL7.IARING. Sir Francis Jenne, in the Pralute Division as Muoday, had before Inn the ease of Moore v. Mcrae, which was an action brought by Mr A. J. Moore, Mil'. for Londonderry, to obtain probate of the will ...
... STRAIGHT SPEAKING. There was a large congregation at the Dalton Parish Church on Sunday morning, when the Rev F. Byard, M.A., who has been vicar of Dalton for seven years (and curate for 454 years), preached his farewell sermon, having accepted the Bishop ...