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... The meeting « for 3 o'clock in-tfce afternoon, In the Y.M.C.A. HaU, under chairmanship of-lnrd Londonderry. In the evening dinner will given in the Exhibition Hall in Mr. BalfourVhonour, when the Marquis of Dnfferin will preside. The Hon. Scliomberg M’Donndl ...
... representing Society and Mr Ruskin representing art, having vied with each other in complimenting her. They were vie a-yis at a dinner party. I am glad, said Man Thorimmn, meet you. Colonel Butler. after your succm4sful cammaign, said the Colone, may , lead ...
... Buck, aged 21, son of Thomas Buck, who is employed in the railway yard Gosberton station. Tho young man, Christmas Day, after dinner, hanged himself in outhouse with silk handkerchiel. It U supposed that trouble about love aliairhad unhinged bis mind. Birbowi ...
... supportiog this was of the opinion that the poor p.opl.'s taste lily more in the direction of tobacco and snuff than nice dinners. Tali BOARD'S COOK, Mr Sw eney, the cook, was compelled to go to the hospilal through illness. It seems he hat caught a cold ...
... rep:eventing Rocitty and Mr Ruskin repenttoah./. art, h:.ving vied with each othcr in compliment her. They were visa-via at a dinner party. •I stn ylatt, icad Thomp.on, to meet you. nel Bt thir. otter your succeseful campaign, I, said the Clone', may ...
... there any talk at the dinner? ' Witnees--I could not say ; I in the kitchen. Mr Kelly—l—tree you were doing Cinderella (n l&atch). ' Mr T Barlett, St. Patrick's Training College. Maynooth, deposed that he invited plaintiff to dinner upon one occasion, but ...
... never dcx, an.y . I'.gI Sir Edward Grey, all landed high and dry, a Cou 1' mockery and a laughing-stock to men of all and parties, as 'the result of an amazingly acute move to se6ure their political future. I pointed out the other day that Lrd sok Rosebery ...
... when looking at the .oter7, in the household, there is eswesehleA I At ta. pie is igratt what ths day is dote, of his hotel dinner, to me under the at ant her &Made, end wit *awe wail in dm faded tn. . Irish the name of some unknown speedily fall bar ...
... tho United Irish League, was never meant to verses.*’ At last when it has become amply square with the ideas the landlord party, evident that the Boers know all about the «y>, Congested Districts Board was not eonplans of the British Generals, even before ...
... be held to-nivht in the Sir J Pearse on irish Home Rulers Sir Joseph Pearse, M.P. (Liberal) speak last night at the annual dinner of the Dar- lington Chamber of Agriculture, observed that there were those who said that Eng- trouble was the opportunity ...
... SIR JOSEPH PEASE AND TEE BOMB BOLE PABJY. Joseph Peaae, M P. (libaral), spanking laat night dinner of Dnrlingtoo Chamber of AgnenUare, obaerrad ...
... mind 7 The bill you sent me. I feel as if I had wheels in my hew'! groaned the man. It must be the truck you ate for dinner, rejoined the wife, innocently enough. Simpkins—Funny that a woman can never throw anything straight. Jenkins— Not funny ...