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... be, I feel that he will bo soon. You'll find tiiat for once he's told the truth. However that may be, I wish you wouldn't speak like that. sounds a little inhuman. As if you anxiously anticipated his entering the fires of hell to enable you enjoy bliss ...
... gaggested chat charge of bigamy mould be brought against him, and evidence obtained on it. If there was evidence, that would speak for itself. The prisoner was not obliged to say anything that charge that day. It was merely suggested that a charge might ...
... hoarseness and bronchitis for six weeks. all tt never would be cured or speak plain again. We could not him at all. After taking four or five doses of Veno's I Cough Cure he was able to speak plain. have never thing to act so quickly. have had four bottlos ...
... Fred ties present, instead relying upon old •avourites. Variety is the of life, of theatre-goer's life especially, and it speaks volumes for the acuteness of our actor-managers that they appreciate this truth. Musical Plays Aim Farce. There was a flood ...
... that the Mansion House was a pleasant placo when one was invited to dinner at it, which gave tho Lord Mayor, in replying, speaking as host at the Mansion House, tho opportunity to say he had contempt for two kinds of men—the man who never made a mistake ...
... would pay £l,OOO towards the purchase price on that day. This arrangement was not carried oat. On S2nd October, on witness speaking to prisoner, be said be hadn’t money, and suggested that should give him £3OO bv Bills Exchange. He drew three Bills of Exchange ...
... VOLUNTEER FORCE. table ol 1 bad been a intlar con- + COLONEL ALLEN ON cer in nection With the same ciub so recently + Ve Speaking at the d istribution of prizes of the wert as wber $, anu if thi sore of thing was gotng ; 5 YY (Morecunbye ) 2nd V.B. King’s ...
... from Protestant handbooks, or from any other source, long the statements are a matter history, as lie has clearly proved? Speak the truth and shame the devil, holds good to-day as it ever did. I would, therefore, put the matter before An Old Churchwarden ...
... Morris. A. Thompson, J. T. Lockett, and T. Bariow. The Chairman sympathetically alluded to tho late Mrs. Thomas, and next, speaking a» vicepresident of the Bolton OopgregaUon*! Couficil. observed that on© especial feature which commended sales of work to ...
... It is well, therefore, that such an interesting and picturesque record of the Royal tour should be given to the English-speaking race as is here provided Mr. Maxwell. In other fields this writer has shown his great literary ability, but never before ...
... comrade to all who seek really to know all the heauties—open and hidden with which Lakeland is filled. It is impossible to speak too highly of this charming volume. Tt is quite difficult to say whether pen or pencil, author and artist, have done their ...