... this ?? Vaughan - ?? Trounson said, speaking t as a member of the bands committee, he thought s that not a single argument put forth by the I clergy against the Sunday concerts could in- k fluence their ?? FL3her, speak- ing -against the resolution of the ...

... always considered the Brodsky Quartet CGn- certs to be the most strictly inusical gatherings in Manchester. Not that I wvish to speak in alny sense s'iglhtingli of many of the otier concerts in our midst, but it must be confeafd'ed that tho popul rity of the ...

... bane of The Graphic, January 6, 1900:- One more enaracem! then o'er the main, And nobly play the Soldier's part r' Thus speaks, amid the martial strain, The Spartan Mother's patriot heart, She hides her woe, She bids him go, And tread the path his Fathers ...

... and their subscription list was somethin of a eilitary roll call, so many acldiers had respond to his appeal, lie had to speak to t hem that night on behalf of the pooir, the aged, the enfeebled, the submerged failures which were often the most piteous ...

... accemn- plished. Thus far speaks Free Lance in the third person phiral. Ho is, perliaps, too modest to thrulst himself forward in a statement of the woI1 wllicll lie piirposes to do. Onl Wednesday last (now let him I 'lu (CITrY speak for himself) I attended ...

... , that I have broken all bonds of time and space, and defied all laws of life and death, to find you, and behold you, and speak with you again- Yet even as she made this declaration, she slipped away from his urgent embrace, even as a rosy snow- wreath ...

... ,) Reginald House, 4, Marlborough TEtrac, - Queen's Road, Buckland. Portsmouth; February 18th, 1899. Dear SirsM-We cannot Speak too highly of your Scott's Emulsion. My children having whooping cough very bad indeed the beginning of last year, I was advised ...

... done in real life, but in seeming to do so. The art of acting is the art of seeming to move, speak, and appear on the stage as the character as- sumed moves, speaks, and appears in real life, under the circumstances indicated in the play. In that word seeming ...

... by his native contemporaries. Mackenzie, Huberti Parry, Cowen, Villiers Stnrd, w gar. Wiuli WalLce Arthsur Hinton, not to speak of others, hat'e had their say at New Brighton Tower dnring Mr. Ban- took's distinguished regime. A further case in poiat in ...

... waits when acting at the old Queen's Thea. tre. On1e night he rushed up from the game to take up bis cue, and instead of speaking the words of hlis part cried ?? twol1 Leonard Boyne, in Richard UlT., once said- Stand back, my Lord, and let the parson ...

... dear, irae me the stocking for my gift About Oa. big as-you, dear. L ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -Life. POINTS. Children and fools speak the truth, they say, and yet there must certainly be more fools in the world than the sum total of truth spoken would thus ...

... X, peripheral- neuritis, arsenic-impregnated asnipes, and you aro wafted o'er the river per the, 'cold blow route, so to speak. The Duke of Manchester1 who got hitched the other dav on the quiet, as they say in court circles, seems to be a yotng gent ...