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... n of the division in the House of (ommons. (Hear, hear.) Major Cockerel!, who woe heartily greeted, said he would like to speak to them for a few moments upon the housing problem. They had beard when speakers discussed the question that the cause of the ...
... together with the ship's engineer, who belongs to Imerith The vaned me spates off Loweseok on Apra when her Irsolgt had down. Speaking at the of • cheetah beater at Cawley. Staffordshire. on Tuesday. held tor the purpose of raising £51:0. dm Counties of Disdby ...
... the operator who is to be blamed, but the Postmaster-General, unfortunately, is not accessible, and the subscriber has to speak his mind to somebody or explode with indignation. In heavy ordnance there is always fixed contrivance for taking of the recoil ...
... TAILORS of Ke)nshaiii and Di.iiict. I NOTE—The only Representatives we send out to solicit orders i are our Goods which speak for themselves n a language which everyone can understand. ...
... THE FLEET AND INVASION. Prince Louis of Battenberg. this First Sea Lord. speaking on Monday at the annual mee , inig of the Union Jack Club. said that there could be no more foolish o r mischies. statement than that the Fleet alone geed enough to keep ...
... VIII., but such evidence as there is hardly points that nay. Antony Wood most famous of antiquaries, gives no hint of it, hut speak. of :he ceremony. which in hia day took place at a.m., as a saint* to Flora. Certainly the hymn 11011 sung on Magdalen goes ...
... ncr If Mr. (t•orste in nom .n that control. he will niletecn-twentiethn of tin party with him. If Carernm iit ow a whole. speaking for to Empire wh'elt reetn on the arts of petce. &clam for a in armametes, it *ill add an appropriate crown Sr Edward Grey's ...
... TAILORS of I , Cotish.toi and Di.oact. NOT E—T he only Utprescntmives we send out to solicit ord e rs are our Goods which -speak fir themselves in a language which everyone can understand. ...
... to get hie sapper about 5.15. but as she lelt him she beard a groan. Returning to him •be lilted his bead sod he tried to speak. but could rot, atid became unconscious She called tot assistaace and deceased supported is chair he died which took at P. ...
... ion of his lately. Sir Fleetwood Moon. wbo • expected home from Indi• shortly. • high spinier .fif Indian subsollicials. Speaking recently. he paid thus a high tribute for hard work and trustworthiness. and told • good story. Three years ago when it ...
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... perfect right to demand that in order that they might enios a really healthy physical life. Conacillo, I. A. Foreetier-Walker speaking strongly in support of the petition, said that he considered the swimming baths were most when there was so mnch dangerous ...