... 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 Introduced by the Chairman as a woman who has made tremendous @serifiefs in the cause of the children. Lady Warwick then stepped to the edge of the footlights. Smiling and bowing. she waited for the cheering_ to suoside. angering a aheef of notes ...

... SPEAKING OF Popular Journals, you will fund in THE BIG BUDGET a feast of fun, frolic, and entertainment ; just the kind of thing THE smart, up-to-date young Britisher really wants. The numerous stories are brimful of interest, and their excitement equals ...

... SPEAKS JUNIOR HANDICAP. CAPITAL RACE LN HEAVY GOING. The Mir/Land C. 06316. Junior ComaCamas try Hand:cop tree clouded on the beak :tatters of the of the Direhbeld flamers, and, notwithstanding the bad weeaber, fifty-three oat of na entry at sevent y-f ...

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... The Czar Speaks. It was stated two or three days ago that the Czar had resolved to receive a deputation of workmen, and that he had also decided to throw over the Grand Ducal party, who ,are interested in maintaining the present 'regime. Whether his Majesty ...

... CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS TARIFF CAMPAIGN OPENED. GIIZAT SPIEGEL AT GLASGOW. NO RIVALRY WITH IR BALFOUR. THE NEW TAU. Foreign corn Pereign meat 5 per cent. Foreign dairy produce Foreign finished manufactured goods PREFERENCES. Preference to the British miller ...

... SPEAKING WITH THE FFTET. A delightful story is told Paeton von Bodelsebwingh (says the Graphic” Berlin correspondent), the aged practician in social science, in his weekly journal, Bethel.” about his father, the Minister von Bodelschwingh. When ho was ...

... (speaking at the Banquet) dedicated it to its inhabitants and described them as generous people. What he called them I havs found them. (Applause). Thoss who, like myself, and like a very great man~—l mean DPresident Roosevelt(loud applause}-~those who ...

... SPEAKING Portraiture subject the second of Sir H. von Herkotncr's of lectures painting, continued the Koval Academy of Arui yesterday. Many portrait pwjttcm failed, said Kabort, because they ...

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... SPEAKS AT BELKINGTON. HOUSE OF LORDS MUST BEHAVE ITSELF. Mr. W. Johnson, M.P., C.C., was entertained to a complimentary dinner by the Liberals of Bulkington on Saturday night. Responding to the toast of Our Guest, Mr. Johns.in said his supporters, not ...