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... is Hooliganism. Lady Battersea: Hurry. The New Century number of the Gentlewoman contain numbe~ of messages to English-speaking women by distinguished men and women of the day Mr. Frederic Harrison writes: The new century, I hope, may bring us a new ...

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... importance upon which I have come to speak to you. “My dear Esme, had you not better defer the matter until after dinner?” interposed Colonel Escott, anxiously. “It is likely to a discursive one, and not suitable to speak of before the servants. “ Oh! all ...

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... result that the proposer one toast was print represented as responding to another, and vice-versa, and consequently all as speaking very wide of the mark. TOO PREVIOUS. . reporter in his desire to move ahead of the times may, like vaulting ambition o'erleap ...

... and the report of the Select Committee of the House of Commons which sat on the matter in 1831„ to conclude that, humanly speaking, success was Assured. Yet, what between the absorption of capitalists in railway enterprise, ezorbit int tolls, popular hostility ...

... delighted with thoir experiences, and more impressed with the nature of their calling Major-General Sir W. F. Gatecro, in speak ing to the let Easex Volunteer Artillery, con gratulated them upon the grest increase in numbers and efficiency of the mon ...

... and more the vogue, and not unnaturally often assumed a more orless extraordinary form. Mr. Spectator, may be remembered, speaks of a young Templar, who frequented the same coffee-house as himself, and who had five guineas upon questions in geography ...