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... inviting Mr. Middlemore that night account of the interest he took no technical and the feeling that be would be . it, to speak to them words of entoaragement .hieit would he:p them in time to come. !dense.) Mr. J. T. Middlemore, elm warni:y .eised ...
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... another epoch in a history-making career. The performance was all the more enhanced by the fact that the Midlenders, literal!) speaking. played four reserie men in Harris, Colley. Harper, and Bowen, who took the places of Bad deley. Tonks. Owen, and Beats It ...
... calities of painting for a second address. Addressing the artists and students before him, hie said that he would prefer to speak to them on this occasion as if they were laymen. HIe then proceeded to investigate the way in which artists set about painting ...
... submitted. and was by the cliaxasu to been carried with one disaentient. THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT. The Ituke of Connaught, speaking at a meeting in the Isle ot Wight on Naturday. said it was true he was about to assume another command, hut it was the first ...
... have killed wounded colonel and Irish After being extricated from position retreat was carried out the enemy miles Every one speaks cannot explain were It horrible muddle yet one cannot help Gatacre’s distress mind man told he be seen his head The artillery ...
... dates December last Joseph coal charged two from Abed dealer with —T bad the ray draw railway had coal foe pleaded was to for Speake £5 coats ordered £5 WOLVERHAMPTON Show— The profits floral last July amounted and it be appropriated as the maintenance of ...
... collection of drawings Harry Furniss and the exhibition of work done blind There were of course dresses but of these I will speak later The mechanical toys were really very clever and it was quite to watch strong lifting a heavy weight very professional ...
... ache which we are sure will pass in or two We try to ignore facts like the sensible answer cheerily Oh right” else can we speak ? We can't on huckstering our ailments to others It a nuisance to one’s friends besides we be regarded gueh unseaworthy Theltruth ...
... at samples. New English .loverseed.in consexpiem e a the German inquiry, distinctly favours sellers, whilst Amen. an .aldes speak of advan, log rates. Meantime, alsike, white and tretoil 'hew no quotable variation. Spring taret are Inn. Lower prices are ...
... aged schemer who was even when he it for reference busily engaged preparing for war against the very people to whom he was speaking ! For the overwhelming majority of the Baptists in South Africa are English colonists and Afrikanders of English descent ...