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... A MUTE SPEAKS Miss Maiy Kate Hodges, a young lady residing at Harbour-row, Queenstown, who has been dumb since her birth, 18 years ago, acquired the power of speech quite unexpectedly and suddenly on Sunday morning. She had been an inmate of the deaf ...
... contrary to the end which they are pursuing in Peking, without speaking of the possible risks of compromising by a partial success, the military prestige of Europe. It may be beheved that another victory would have a decisive influence on the pacification ...
... speaking and British are everywhere fraternising together. This is chiefly evident among the younger generation. The young Dutchmen and Dutch women have, strange to say, when all ia considered, a remarkable leaning towards the British soldier. The young ...
... the special industries the locality. Puller, in his 'Worthies,” speaks of the tribe as harmless birds when living, and wholesome when dead, then filling the stomach with meat, as formerly the ear with music.” Both Greeks and Romans were highly appreciative ...
... the funeral the lato Comte ds Piris. He was a very powerful ally lost. If file affair I speak of comes anything it will bo interesting to see how “Gamelle” •will act towards him. ...
... GENERAL BULLER AT PLYMOUTH. Gen. Buller, speaking yesterday at a meeting of the Plymouth Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Association, deprecated the proposal to place the work organisation under Government control. A personal inquiry into varying cir ...
... NEWS EROM ALL SOURCES. A DOUBLE KILT. Speaking at the annual distribution of the London Scottish Rifle Volunteers last night (when Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll distributed the prizes), the Duke of Argyll said he hoped that the kilts would never be ...
... THE PECKHAM RYE DISTURBANCE MAGISTRATE’S DECISION At Lambeth yesterday Augustine Kene, 20, a powerfully-built man, speaking with strong Irish accent, described as a labourer, and giving an address in the neighbourhood of Edgwareroad, was charged, on remand ...
... C., M.P., speaking at Blackpool, said England would always remember that, whatever the others had done, it waa Sir Redvers Buffer who saved Natal. They loved him none the less because he had made a mistake. Mr. Evelyn Cecil, M.P., speaking at Aston, ...
... ER Speaking at Brighton last night, Mr. Arnold- Forster said we were now deciding by a tribunal, from which there would no appeal, whether an enormous and rich tract the earth’s surface should in the future be a great Anglo-Saxon, English-speaking country ...
... Birmingham Law Students Society, the following motion was ingeniously discussed: B. speaks his will into phonograph, together with his name, and the witnesses who were present speak their names and addresses and descriptions. After the death of A. B. will the ...
... Imperial South African Association has issued a pamphlet describing who the new Pro- Boer delegates are. in whose name they speak, what claim they have to be heard, and for what end they come among us. Their names are Mr. J. W. Sauer, Mr. J. X. Merriman ...