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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 ...
... ** Speak, Faither, Speak,” In connection with the Ibrox disaster a sad spectacle at the Police Station was a little lad sitting by the dead body of his father till relatives csme to claim the body and take the child home.— Weekly News.”] “Ob, is my faither ...
... 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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... SPEAKS. LIBERAL LEADER 110 W TO SETTLE KIRK QUESTION. ...
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... THESE SPEAK PLAINLY OF THE SPLENDID VALUE WE ARE GIVING AT OUR STOCKTAKING SALE. Richards & Goodings Are Showing Thousands of Bargains in Furniture, Bedsteads, Bedding, Carpets, Curtains, Cork Lino, &c. WHAT DO you THINK Of THESE? ...
... SPEAKS. Every Picture whole Body is ilk I barer Ibq amnia Low. *1 boar. S. wakL. 4 W sass sat Dn&l. Teas a Story. e , ., When the Kidneys are W. the ...
... THE SPEAKING Ibegan. I !Sir George Collard presided, and in opening the meeting said the time had now arrived for what they might call the business part of their , , fete programme. He was sorry that the speeches , had been fixed so late, but the speakers ...
... SPEAK THE White Chems, trimmed Lace afid Is S^d; usual price, 3s 3d. White Nights, trimm-ed Lace and . Is 6td ; usual price, Is lid. White Nights, trimmed Lace and Is lid ; usual price, 6d. White Nights, trimmed, Lace and j 2s 6d; usual price, dd. And ...
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