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... 11 I I IF II 1. III I . 11 . I I I, Ii I, I: II I II I I I. I .1; I, I -I I II - 11 I 1? I I SPEANK SPEAK! INTING BY THE LATE SIR E. MILLAIS, ?? NOW IN THE TATE GALLERY ...
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... SPEAK UP AND SPEAK OUT. To Mr. Balfour, who, as the Prime Minister said at Leven, delivered himself of “a lot of banter, good-humored and interesting banter, about Home Rule and the House of Lords,” Mr. Churchill last niglit made a sufficiently serious ...
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... THE SPEAKE The Libera! Review. NEW SERIES.—VOL. 111., hO. W. LEADiSG ARTICLES . the meeting on the party. THE SECOND EDUCATION THE OF CAPE COLONY. MIDDLE ARTICLES: passer moriturus FROM th |OCIM..SM IN GERMA. THE PASTEL COLLECIION. REVIEWS: THE SCOTTISH ...
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... SPEAKING (American yacht) (of Newport. R. 1.). b-oA eafct, Ju.y 20, 48 N. 21 W., by Barbaiossa (s). PlyrncUth- WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. British steamer Nidderda'e went ashore off Goode Inland, baft was afterwards got, oil apparently unditin.-ged.—Uoede ...
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... SPEAKING. Jordanhlll (feur-masted barqu?), July 6, 22.30 X., 126.06 £. by the Sierra Luceua at Port Townsend. ...
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... Speak, • o,_ 4 1111 . *ek_i - \ Vim( to .big6t up. January 18. ~ 19. f, 20. „ 21. „ 22. 9, 23. „ 24. 9. 25. ~ 26. „ 27. ~ 28. ~ 25. 5.20 5.22 5.24 5.26 5.28 5..30 5.31 5.33 5.34 ,it ~- a b r. 40 F. 41 i. 4,7 table • . • I JO. 31. At Bstilol tan be added ...
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... SPEAKING MINUTES. PARTS. AN ARTISTIC and HISTORICAL PRAMETTA. EVERY PART PLAYED BY AN' ARTISTE. F. S. W. guarantees no better Sketch Touring. Molhlito Spared. everything Carried. MANAGERS NOTE DATE OF PRODUCTION- JUNE 14. EMPRESS, BRIXTON. JUNE 14 ...