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... THE PROVINCES. Speaking the annual luncheon in conncc tion with the Wilton and Lazenby Agricultural Society.at Wilton Castle, near Redcar. yesterday. Mr. James r, M.P., said could not claim, on half of Parliament, to any great results in the direction ...
... CANNOT SPEAK IN HIGH ENOUGH PRAISE. Before taking Phosferine was so weak that he had to ask strangers to help him across the road. ...
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... TESTED AND APPROVED. The following letter speaks for itself The Close, Salisbury, December 90th, 1000. To Mount. Findlater, Mackie, Todd, and Co. Dear Sira,-Lord Herbert writes that the Due de Mams Champagne was tested throe experts at the Horae Guards' ...
... MR. G. WYNDHAM OX THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Mr. George Wyndluun, M R, Chief Secretary for Ireland, speaking on Saturday night, the Dover Town Hall, at a dinner given in celebration of the honour of Knighthood having bi en conferred upon the Town Clerk, Sir ...
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... MERCANTILE SHil’PiNO NEWS. (Kkom ** List.”) SPEAKINGS. ~ „ . T. UilL C*rJiff. lor A.goo H*y. June U. »«•». *• liod..« Hill. Hurry, for !qo.q-w. June 18. oil Ail U.nJ. »J.o»n . 'Kr iniureu. I>>n m>»' ___ HI A-T Jou»- 25. l*»ritto iiwhoooer). y, J x ...
... MERCANTILK SHIPPING (From “Lloyd's Lisr/’j SPEAKING. fan fRANCISCO. 1&.-coaster A, .J. Washinctun. reports naemg spoken tlie British *U:o U-'N Mitchell. Dee. bottom foul. v WKECKS AND I AI.TIE? BRIDLINGTON. D*c. IS.—Onward, Mon*ro** BridlinKtou. and «• ...
... beutd. will eea tbit Uu not tie Arehbinhoo Ye* Did you speak to the Bi.-bop r—T«J. And you told other people P—lf they eeked me •bout it. _ Mr. Just ire Broee—Did they ask Mr. Bankac -Ware they |»mhio«»«e F-AU m»m-ben uf my chureh, I think. Are you mr* ...
... subject articulate, or rather inarticulate, speaking publicly and officially noticed- The English language, “as is spoka gradually becoming confused jumUe unintelligible sounds. The boy said that he was taught to “speak out the school the cane.” It would have ...
... SIR M. BEACH ON THE BUDGET. THE RIGHT TO SPEAK ,IRISH IN THE HOUSE. ...
... Canterbury. St. Ambrose, the hourtb Ccatury. talks of ‘'celebrating Mass when he speaks the learned Bishop of Bristol, speaking at the Church House, November 17, l®i6, speaks the word Mass a gomi old English word, which there is barm in using.” dust Purgatory ...