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... SPEAKING STRAIGHT. Q.: Do you know where it is now? A.: I don't. Q..: What arrangement had you with Sagar Preston? A.: I , had no arrangement at all. Q.: You did in!tend him to do it. A.: He just came to me, I am speaking straight what I know 'about ...
... STEWART—SPEAKE At Lytham Parish Church, on Wednesday morning, Miss Sarah Elizabeth Speake, eldest daughter of Mr. William Speake, of ‘Westbourne, Fairlawn road, was married to Mr. F. Stewart, of Glasgow. Miss K. Speake, sister of the bride, acted as ...
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... Speak for Themselves. Albert Road, Bournemouth, March 20th, 1902. S. MAY 10. 1 (10 2, I . , 41 111 k t ' ERIECT .• A ' & . ,1 - V • ...
... are careless. Try youreeif to be the one reeds the law of trutMumaw to maui, speak always first the truths which have put one side the above, and that the pleasant side; speak the pleasantest side of truth, however bad it may A min Cillfomln, under sentence ...
... BOTHA SPEAKS. The Boer Generals on Tuesday morning arrived at Rotterdam, where they were met by Dr. Leyds and Mr. Wolmarans. They afterwards proceeded to The Hague, and were heartily cheered on arrival. Genersi Botha, in a short speech, said the cordial ...
... BOTHA SPEAKS. The Boer Generals on Tuesday morning arrived at Rotterdam, where they were met Dr. Leyds and Mr. Wolnjarans. They afterwards proceeded to The Hague, and were heartily cheered on arrival. General Botha, in short speech, said the cordial reception ...
... THE TNSPECTOR SPEAKS . Before the Board adjourned for luncheon. Col. Preston addressed some remarks to the members, whom he first of all congratulated on the arrival of summer. He was rcund that House in the course of last week, and found the inmates ...
... ERRORS IN SPEAKING. One of the commonest mistakes made English is the use of the word 4 *lald for “lay.” Even in the “Tiroee” one reads “he laid down” for “he lay down.” “To lie” is passive verb; “to lay” an active verb ; and the mistake referred consists ...
... THE CHAIRMAN SPEAKS. When leaked it th• Ratepayer. rem/lent% th• I,lmg. th• Ilford tntepayet4. we had a .111.1 - 1. alit chci.ive It Data•. o.f tie Ilford Agomistion. The trawl! of Saturday's election. the only gnawer I have t give pit. was the reply ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. Upon the reading at the minutes Mr Gilbertson said he thought the case ot Mr Lowery Nixon ought not to have been in the minutes. The business ot the Board was practically finished when Mr Sugden and himself lett the meeting. Ile thought ...
... AT SPEAK-EDGE. Saturday night turned out beautifully fine with a glorious sunset which lit up the western sky with glorious tints of orange and crimson, against, which the bonfire heap on Knott, Naze was clearly silhouetted Two or three hundred people ...