THE SPEAKING MACHINE
... THE SPEAKING MACHINE. Dear Mr. Editor, —Will you kindly tell me who invented, and all about, the gramaphone? Being a reader of the Leeds Mercury Supplement,” I thought this subject might interest children generally, well ...
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SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
... SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. Aid. G. B. ’Hunter, head of the firm which built the Mauretania, spoke Newcastle on Saturday at a demonstration in favour of the Sunday Closing Bill. He said he found there were more shipyard accidents on Mondays than on ajiy other ...
lONARY SPEAKS
... lONARY SPEAKS l representative has had dev. W. M. Morrison, of ian Mission, who has just ter six years’ work on a tributary of the Congo, rior. Mr. Morrison has is taking this, the first » to place the position of ate before the authorities has had c ...
* speak Oh,
... * speak Oh, J* Why >. .‘Don’ v a «o, I why ...
THE PRINCESS SPEAKS
... THE PRINCESS SPEAKS. Her Royal Highaess, who was enthasiastically applauded, said: I have great pleasure in being here to-day to declare this school open for the education of women. I need hardly wish it success, for that is certain with the head mistress ...
SPEAKS UP
... SPEAKS UP FOR It is Kidney and Bladder Disease, not Work, that Wears out' the Strength. Pains in the Back and Loins, Rheumatism, ...
NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS
... NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS. AUCTIONEER AND HIS WIFE’S DRESS BILLS. Sam Ledgh, auctioneer, of Garforth, was .sued in the Leeds County Court yesterday Misses Exley, and costumiers, of Warwickplace, for ss. for dress goods sold to and other work done for his ...
REFUSED to speak
... PEFUSED TO SPEAK As the tram was running towards Stafford Mr. Gratton was handed a note that asked his consent to a short interview in the empty smoking compartment with re fativas of the Press. presen- It was suggested that the granting of such . an ...
SO TO SPEAK!
... SQ TO SPEAK! “Our trade is no more free than a moun- tain eagle f astened at the end of a six yards chain, or an African lion caged with bars of steel dumped from Germany, said Council- lor J. W. P, Hoyton to a rimrose meeting in Bradford on Saturday ...
YORKSHIRE SPEAKS
... Yu?'?RKSHIRE SPEAKS, LIBERALTSM1 TRIU3EPH-AXT JJALGL MAJOMTTES AT ELL ANPD, N~iRMAN.TO-NS AND1 JITALAMTSHIRE. GAIN~S IN DERBYSHIR~E YY_'D IDEYON. ro-n~- eli'i--'>-s are- Tm~Iin~ well for the On - 4vri-m Barnslev repaeatd a three, w 'cm ½-M Waltorn, 'oUt ...
SPEAKING TO HIMSELF
... SPEAKING TO HIMSELF. Sir Howard Vincent: Of course it is unnecessary to say I made no such observatio was speaking to myself- (Ironical laughter.) Mr. MacNeill: heard you say it. Mr. W. Redmond : We all heard it. Mr. MacNeill; A gentleman who speaks to ...
“ROUGHLY SPEAKING.”
... remains a Perfect Lady —Roughly speaking! the gentry known as landed The Finance Bill has been branded (Roughly speaking) the plunder of their treasure; , While the Radicals adjudge it A most admirable Budget (Roughly speaking) and an equitable measure. What ...