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... MR. CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS IN BIRMINGHAM. SOUTH AFRICAN QUESTION. REPLY TO CRITICS. f[9 The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, sided at the Town Hall, Birmingham. annual meeting of the Grand mingham Liberal-Unionist Chamberlain, who re-appointed f! & livered ...
... THE BREATH OF AVON. To English-speaking Pilyrims on Shakespeare's Birthday. Whate'er of woe the Dark may hide in womb For England, mother of kings of battle and song— Rapine, or racial hate’s mysterious wrong, Blizzard of Chance, or fiery dart of Doom— ...
... PRICK SPEAKS ONLY ONCE and is soon forgotten. If you buy • cheap throwntogether medley of • Bike or au Auction Cr. wk (Nunestonaans beware) its quality is always talking. Every time anything goes %%roof; with that bike its quality talks, and says, I'm ...
... SPEAKS ONLY ONCE and is soon forgotten. If you buy a cheap thrown-together medley of • Bike or an Auction Crack (Nuneatonians beware) its quality is always talking. Every tints anything goes wrong with that hike it. quality talks, and nays, Pro a cheap ...
... COVENTRY WATCH TRADE ASSOCIATION SOME PLAIN SPEAKING. LUKEWARMNESS AND The annual meeting the Coventry Watch Trade Ansociation wae held on Monday evening Thomas Street Schoolroom. the abeence, through indisposition, the Chairman (Mr. 8. Yeomans), the ...
... manifestation. Bellicose circulars were distributed everywhere. inciting the Socialists to assemble in great force. Strictly speaking. there wits a large muster; but the police were equally numerous, and were more united. disciplined. and determined. Therefore ...
... to the father of the bride—Mr Joseph Johnson, of May’s Wood villa, Wootton Wawen. The marriage ceremony itself was, so to speak, illumined by an extra ray of light, being choral. Miss Browne, of the Vicarage, being a friend of the family, presided at ...
... INSPECTOR'S OBSERVATIONS. Mr. Stephens, speaking of his visit to the workhouse, said he was glad to that the numbers in the house were so low as not to try the accommodation in any way. and at the time of his visit the cases on the sick list were extremely ...
... angering is in the Datum of paralysic and the distinguishod dramatist's organs of epeoch aro sedensly drooled that he ma scarcely speak. Dr. Ibsen only walk with difficulty with tho aid of • stick. His seadittos. happily. is improving. ...
... traly, W, WILKINSON.” ¢ Caistor, Lincolnshire. « Dear Sir.—ll cannot speak too much for your very valuable medicine for the gravel. I have received unbounded benefit from it. I speak of it wherever I go.— Yours truly, Jaues E. Dixon.” 3 -4 . “ .}“F)“ ...
... supposed that he managed remove th- bars bis cell window. The police are scouring the Country. The man is 26 years of age, and speaks English. ...
... GENERAL PULLER'S TRIBUTE TO THE BRITISH SOLDIER. Sir Redvers Buller, speaking said the general who was lucky British troops had very little trouble * he wanted. He would not make all were good, but no General ever of leading more devoted, gallant, e t3 ...