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... opoly Lofting• ',tattooer. Barlealea g YGUNG LADY requires morning or afternoon ttiGAGLr. liIE4T to team young ehildren.-14, Stanley Gardens Willesden Green, N.W. g ADY eves courses of LESSONS during afternoons end evenings In advanced English. French, German ...

... quick in road show. Must be new to Swansea, and have paintings or p3sters. Phrenologist and wire worker write in. Smith, tattooer, write Best shop in Wales. Lowest terms first letter. Whitsuntide open for quick sensational show. Splendid space for shooting ...

... Harlosdau I. tiro receptka. Bye bedrooms, bathroom. near park sod elation. cash ZIOD, balance as mortgage.-Aoply Loftin s g. .tattooer, Harloscles 1,101781.: to let. four large rooms and kliebe.. . 0 .1107. l. washbowl.% ere. also large shed If requlred.-42 ...

... hard put to it to secure originality. But someone has bad a bright idea. In the spring we shall see published a history of English literature in 1908-19581 I understand that the writer, a well-known literary critic, is exceedingly frank and out.: spoken ...

... country which will be once more Imperial territory, no serious harm will be done. But it serves to bring home to the whole English-speaking race the kind of Government the Boer oligarchy was and is, and to enforce the nt.•enity for decisive action. America ...

... Gentleman ; five minutes Journal office, 36, Crouch - hill, N. 9 tubes.-Comfortable English Home; pig- Station; terms moderate -40, Rathosoleeventie. A LADY has tor two English gen- vete f am ily ; late dinner; gas, piano, bath; lioensey I Homan; terms moderate ...

... aggregated no more than 548, which was far from being heavy scoring on a good wicket. The English bowlers had (lone as ranch as could ho expetted of them. The English betemen could not make enough runs. And googly bowling, as mi-1 pounded by Vogler and Faulkner ...

... and seems to have covered from the serious illness from ago. which he was suffering a few months os te who was im- To an, English del is marvel) ih during t Peace om that the secret of his healthy ‘and had igetous old lay in the fact that he always refused ...

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... pupils in Latin, English, history, French, German; prepared for; terms moderate. Apply by letter to G.D.. 6 Medley-road, West Hampstead DU frUTOR (late student King's Coll., Loud.) would .1. coach boys; usual school subjects, foreigners English. K.C.L., c/o ...

... Hut when John Ruskin girded about him imitate of the theologian often become. an uncooseiott• (Only the beauty lu.masterly English could blind anyone to the futility of ninny of his glosses upon Scripture. But the really astounding part of Mr. Border's ...