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... Speaking with the Shore. Mr. Marconi said he had tried no new experiments on the homeward journey of the Philadelpbia. Thev had opened communication with no liners carrying his apparatus, but they got into contact with the Cornwall station when 120 miles ...
... MACHINE THAT SPEAKS TMJE3 CAMPBEU’S GRAPHOPHONE. THE BEST TALKING MACHINE. Campbell’, New TWENTIETH CENTURY Talkitm lUchinc* gained the Highest Awards at the Paris Exhibition, 1900. Talks, Bings, Plays Dance Music, Sacred Music, Violin Solos, Banjo Solos ...
... UNANLIC TO SPEAK. Susan C,ortney, of 7. Alvarve.road, deceased hail lodge(' with her for four pars. On December he left home to go to work with her husband at Mr. Arding's. %%lien he came home he was intoxicated. He went out the next day and again came ...
... TO SPEAK AT LEICESTER. The Executive Committee of the National Liberal Federation has accepted the invitation of the Bristol Liberal Federation to hold the twenty-fourth annual meeting of the council of the Federation in the city of Bristol on 12, 13 ...
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... LORD ROSEBERY TO SPEAK AGAIN. An Edinburgh telegram states that Lord Rosebery has consented to attend a gathering at the Scottish Liberal Club, of which he is president, on 20 Jan., when he will present a portrait of Councillor Lang Todd, chairman of ...
... The Chairman: To the consumer. MR. WELLS SPEAKS. Mr. Wells: There is considerable differenoe of opinion about that Bill, but there can be no difference of opinion that our tlenks are due to the members whom we have elected for the great trouble they have ...
... CAN SPEAK At Harwich, on Tuesday, Charles Seamore, a tramp with many aliases, was charged on remand with begging alms by means of & begging letter. Inspector Amos said at the last sitting defendant pretended to be deaf and dumb, but he could speak now ...
... Plain Speaking by Mr. John Burns, Mr. lohn Burns, M.P., delivered an address to a large meeting of working men in Memorial Buildings, near Bunhill-row, on Saturday, when gave his audience to understand that much of the privation they suffered was due ...
... )J«vd*a SPEAKINGS. CWfogin, Pm. . 115 L«h Ness, bound north, all well. Pee. 16, . Holywood, bon 8. all well. Pec 18. 11 25 ...
... history of one village will speak for all. very old one, as old as the Nor man Conquest, and there is at least one house standing in it which seems to have been there in the fifteenth century. H ere and there a name is left that recalls its ancient state ...
... LORD ROSEBERY AT SWANSEA, in speaking of the utility of local Ratepayers' Associations, said It is the obvious duty of every man of capacity, education and public spirit to try and take part In the government of the place in which he lived. THE Tottenham ...