... engaged to play there out one day next week which will provide a rare musical treat for both inhabitants and visitors. -- Speaking of Burnham reminds us of • story we have heard of a party of ladies' being driven along the road near that place. Said a ...

... LORD LANSDOWNE ON LAND PURCHASE. - - _ Lord Lanadowne. speaking at Mallet* Bath on Satiirday. discussed the Voiconiat policy of land purchase. He described the grievances of the fanner and the farm labourer at pee-etit eitil put forward the remedies in ...

... and 80,000 people to the Dominions, mostly to Canada. Out of this number less than one per cent have proved failures, which speaks highly for the carefulness of the Department's method of selection and for the demand there is it. the Dominions for all who ...

... cheerlees little room, where pet white mice scampered about their tiny wire cage. was always so fond of animals, they said, speaking softly. Then was • lot of good about that boy. But what they said didn't matter to him now. ITua ...

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... 01ce had on Monday in the House of Commons to confess ignorance on this point. In regard to the conference at Me. Asquith. speaking at Birmingham on Monday night. said: It seems likely that such a conference will take place. We hope—and I may go further ...

... apparent. and all the visitors were charmed wide their graciousness. They sieved about among people, and often the Queen would speak to some child had eorked it way through the to see the King and Queen again. The party would, indeed, have been very incomplete ...

... MR. T. W. RUSSELL AND I'LSTERMEN. Speaking at a Liberst garden -party in West Kensington on Thursday Mr. T. W. Rim well. P.. said that is ferocious a mob as any country had ever seen since the diva of the French Revolution existed in Belfast. not want ...

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... Do I believe in ghosts, you ask, my deem? Well, I should know something about them, if there is any truth in whet folks speak of as haunted rooms and suchlike. I will tell you my story, and you shall judge for yourselves whether I believe in ghosts ...

... evidently judged I correctly that not even the lives of members of their own sex would be safe with them. The Prime Minister was speaking. but had barely tr i i c it, r etiF e rm , uttered half-a-dozen words when he was interrupted in the approved in th t i lj ...

... OLD KING COAL. Mr. D. A. Thomas, speaking at Cardiff, said they need iiot be alarmed about the protippet of oil supplanting coal. Old King Coal was a merry old soul, and would lead a merry life many years yet. The total quantity of oil in the world ...