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... THE PEACE OVERTURES. GERMANY DECLINES TO SPEAK. Reports from various quarters am in circulation as to the peace overtures made by the two Presidents. A Reuter telegram from Durban asserts that President Kruger appealed to Germany to offer her mediation ...
... Llanasa criticised, and it was oontended that Welsh-speaking magistrates should be pointed for for Welsh-speaking chat:iota At the Council meeting a communication was received by the Llanam Parish Council calling attention to the greet inconvenience caused ...
... Zvucational. a 00 0 errs eT “ Seven can sing, one can speak.”—German proverb. ECITATION R SPEAKING, GESTURE, READING ME. W. H. WATSON ole Elocution, under Bootle Foar Private Lessons fis Ten ‘Lessons in Clase 10s. 6d. School Literary Societies. Pupils ...
... Educational. eee eee — an —German proverb, ECITATION SPEAKING, GESTURE, READING MB. W. H. WATSON Lecturer on Elocution, Lessons in Class 10s. 6d. ) visits Chester. Foar Private Lessons £1 1s. Ladies’ Classes at Park-view, The Bars. Ma. noes is @ reciter ...
... Ue. “ Seven can sing, .—German proverd, ITATI EC ON, SPEAKING, GESTURE, READ) on Elocution, MB. W. H. WATSON Bootle School Board) Chester, W: ys. Foar Private ls Ten Lessons in 10s Literary Societies. at Park-view, The Bars ; and at Richard- son’ Br ...
... Rann ee “ Seven can sing, one can '—German proverd, ECIT ATION, SPEAKING, GESTURE, READING. MB. W. H. WATSON School Board) visite Uhester, Wednesdays. F Private £1 1s Ten Lessons in Claes 10s. 6d. Schools received at Park-view, The Bars at Richard- son’ ...
... be was in the WyaberUCeespetows) Hospital for • fortniglit. Heim 0111 able to speak on the gabled with authority, and it is salisfaetory to Sad that he is stile to speak of the **asset be received in hospital in term of the highest praise. Erickson each ...
... INSTITUTE, ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, AT 8 P.M. THE CANDIDATE, MR. R. A. YERBURGH WILL ADDRESS MEETING, AND OTHER PROMINENT UNIONISTS WILL SPEAK. CNAII TO II TAW IT MR. G. F. CLOUGH. ...
... FARNDON MAN AT IUITLAND CAMP. Mr. J. Bate, of has • letter Rowland Inc., Maitland May, 1900. Inc. speaks of at Capitol's after a splendid voyage of 19 They Maitland Camp after six miles' wok ander hot sun. In another part of the he deseribee • walk up ...
... heartbreaking for our soldiers to have to evacuate the positions taken owing fa the murderous cross Are from Ihe Boers. Emerson speaks highly of the work of the Hospital Corps, and especially the amass. Is 34 hours on one onasioa 800 worsened were dealt with ...
... ON THURSDAY NEXT, OCT. 4rn. THE CANDIDATE. MR. R. A. YERBURGH WILL ADDRESS THE MEETING. AND OTHER PROMINENT UNIONISTS WILL SPEAK. THE CHAIR WILL BE TAKEN AT 710 O'CLOCK PRECISELY BY MR. W. H. CHURTON. _ Electors Cordially Invited. ...
... s but in oar own city we have • cause for sorrow in addition to that arising from the war, it would be unreal If I did not speak of that which is in every one's mind and heart to-day. We knew that ee lost a friend, such • friends. few cities are privileged ...