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... lag orders which allowed members to speak only once.—Mr. BOUGHTON-LEIGH said he wrote the Local Government Board on this matter, and they carefully did not answer the letter, therefore, if the Clerk was going to write the Local Government Board, they ...
... Mr. Walter Long, M.P., speaking Bristol Saturday night, said he believed the Government were only doing what our countrymen would desire them to when they altered the orders the House Commons to enable them to inflict severe and lasting punishment upon ...
... THE TIM'S!. By Ada Knowlton. Speak the truth. but do not waver; Speak it boldly everywhere, Though it may displease or favour You with others here and there; Let your heart in early youth Act with nobleness and truth. Speak the truth though you're offending ...
... Roosevelt. I have now seen him, and, though not for long, he a man who speaks with Bismarckian frankness and who directly impresses one with the conviction that you are speaking to a man and not to an incarnate Blue-book. As my eyes fell on him I received ...
... Roosevelt. I have now seen him, and, though not for long, he is a man who speaks with Bismarckian frankness and who directly impresses one with the conviction that you are speaking to a man and not to an incarnate Blue-book. As my eyes fell on him I received ...
... wished to speak to her mother. My child, said the garrulous mother, wait till I've done talking. Why, mother, said the bairnie, you never have done. When a man is in temper he should always count a hundred before he suffers himself to speak, and ...
... 110. King Edward has aged subj in these islandi who cannot speak our language, the is Miss Mary Stewart (a descendant of the Stewarta of Appin), and was born at Ardnamurchan, Argyieshire, in 1791, that she has seen five Sovereigns on the throne. She has ...
... SOCIALISTS AND SUICIDE. A PASTOR REFUSES TO SPEAK AT GRAVE. The Vorwarts publishes (says The Chronicle's Berlin correspondent), the almos credible story that a pastor one of the su v of Berlin has declined speak at the grave his parishioners on the ground ...
... lady of 110. King Edward has an aged subj ti in these islands who cannot speak our language. She is Miss Mary Stewart (a descimdant of the Stewarts of Appin), and was bom at Arduamurchan, Argyloahire, in 1791, that she has seen five Sovereigns on the ...
... Arnold Dosimeter+ null speak on Old Instrumento, with - WON E\ At a atD Iriparal Club J. W followiag dais/ la with amisialkes: Per+idea. Mrs isms: las. trouguner, Mrs ; hos. am-, Mos 'Jere; theenkary,MesCl. OLDEN WARWICKSHIRE. - Speaking at Rirrn,ngbam on ...
... OF THE UNITED STATES. GLOOMY ANTICIPATIONS. The Central News Agency cables today from New York : Ex-President Cleveland, speaking a banquet of the Holland Society, last night, took gloomy view of the future of the nation. declared, in effect, that owing ...
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