... missus to ’ush ’er, an’ got ’er resigned like an’ meek! Wot else can I get the Kermitltee—-d’yer—flarn’t yer bloomin’ well speak? ...

... situate on West-hill, the “Roral Hospital for Incurables,” have been faring? Incurable, alas! Does not the very word “Ineurable” speak volumes, and carry with it a truly sad ’]’7&&los, pathetio in the deepest scnse of the word? 5 4 Nothing but the kind remembrance ...

... Wandsworth Town Hall, in ' Society” Las become a thing “in esse,” so to order that a strong and influential protest may . speak, but as to whether the new organization be raised not onizy against this inopportune will win the smiles of Dame Fortune docs ...

... waggon. He made a rapid calculation on his thumb-nail, and, to the chief’s amazement, told him it would take 13000 years. Speaking of the moon, Sir David said the only consolation he could offer to little boys who might go to live there was that they would ...

... frille. Stripes are effective cut on the cross, yckes are embrol~ dered with good results, and all blouses are washing ones. It speaks volumes for the healthy, free-moving, up-to-date English girl, that she wears light and warm underclothing, and so i 3 able ...

... Saturday evening. At 12.30 that night he was going to bed, when he fell on the floor. When witness went to him he could not speak. She sent for a constable, and he died five minutes later. He was a sober man. Dr. Freyberger, who made a post-mortem examination ...

... News'* regularly.with your other papers P | THE UNEMPLOYED. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—The enclosed memorial, signed by people who can speak with authority, namely, trade union secretaries, clergymen, and doctors, has been forwarded to the Wandsworth Borough Council ...

... splendid number, and such a meeting spoke well of the work which Mr. Wilcox had so much at heart. The Archdeacoh then went on to speak of the lessons to be learnt in the New Year. It was a most solemn and impressive address, and was listened to with the greatest ...

... Kvmnds upon. Descrip'on: Tall gharp featured, fresh coloured, with %Tqy hair and slightly grey moustache; slight \{};lld. Speaks with a north country accent.” »YV ll€n seen, make a note of, dear landladies. * *® » In announcing that he is prepared to ...

... lunatics. The motion was seconded, in & capable maiden speech by Mr. Richards, a Labour member. The member for Winohester (L.), speaking in opposition, regarded Finland, Norway and Sweden as very small fry. America, the most go-ahead place in the 'world, had ...

... as being against sound finance, justice, and common sense, Mr. R. W.. Cartis, who rose to support the resolution, began to speak of the unemployed question, and: was proceeding to:declare that it was In consequence of the rates going up that workshops ...

... opinicas uttered of womexn. from the gsyaholog:cal standpoint were rathes startling. re. member quoted Johnson: “Sir; a Woman speaking is like a dog standing ouw his hindlags.. It isa’t done-well, but yom marvel fosoo. it dowe at all.” There weps many such ...