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... would be resolutely pursued to the end. so that such war should ever be possible again in South Africa. The Chinese Minister, speaking at dinner Birmingham last night, said he had just heard from Pekin that the Emperor had issued a Decree authorising the ...
... curious may dig from the Statute-book some strange relics the middle ages. Sir Thomas Thornton, the town clerk of Dundee, speaking the other day at football club bazaar, reminded his audience that football is this day forbidden by Scottish law, and that ...
... issued as his Message to the Diocese for 1900 following quotation from all and wrath, and anger, and clamour, and evil speaking, be put away from you, with all malice: and ye kind one to another, tender-hearted, forgiving one another, even God for Christ's ...
... MR. BALFOUR ON THE WAR. REPI V TO CRITICISMS. Speaking Manohester this Mr. Balfour said he had been accused being thick and tbin supporter of tbe War Offic. He was not a thick and thin supporter of anything, not even of himself. Even if angel from Heaven ...
... Iid.—GEORGE STREET OFF HIGH STREET. SHEFFIELD (next Evans'. Milliners). STAMMERING CURED.—Tho Patient Enabled to Bead and Speak Without Fear his by C. CHAPMAN-tSMITH. Specialist in the Cure Defects Speech, 27, Northumberland Road, Sheffield.—Consult* ...
... tape, end bis men left minus the desired tnetructioae. TOWN COUNCIL TO REMEDY MATTERS. Sir Charles Frederic Hamond, M.P., speaking Newcastle Town Council yesterday, suggested the appointment of a committee improve and encourage the Reserve Forces. The ...
... South Africa. We know the value peace* and security which wo enjoy at expense tho British soldier, and it is our duty not only speak for him and feel for him, but come forward need bo and fight his aide. These generous words were supported generons action ...
... exclusively from political opponents, however. The •Timee. its leading article to-d3y, says:— Mr. Balfour, are sorry to see, speak yesterday in tho and almost frivolous tone has it seemly to assume in the ' great crisis which stand. hoped, : ...
... little ct nothing to bo desired There plenty room for taking exercise and playing games on the poop deck; and, generally speaking, it looks tho Citizen Tommies, aa soou as they find their sea logs, are going to enter upon a very good time. A GIFT OF ...
... CJaJtJHT. AMD AS to addreased to— AGAINST FIRE W. ELLISON, MANAGSB, FREE. 92. SHLFFIELD MOOR. CURED.—The Patient to Read and Speak Without Fear of his Impediment, C. CH_\P.MAN-SMITH. Specialist the Car* Defects Speech. 27, XorthumH.riiatd Road. Sheffield ...
... is and that Genc-rl Billet is working ron'.ii the Boor liana Mia official despatch War Oftiee day from Springfield, and it speaks .•; •!.•• of n drift on South Eank the i'sia. •'A cursory glance at map the district will ;•'..?'*■ that the •taiamor.t ia ...
... ) L. F. LITILEWOOiD. CATARACT CURED WITHOUT OPERATION. Mrs. Charles (aired years), Warmsworth. war Doncaster, says* cannot speak too much favour of Mr. Ison's treatment eves ears. My left eye had -en -oiling for years, and I was totally biind cataract ...