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... General afterwatxls received lLa local aiiiliorities the Prefecture aim .«-*• grakilat.xf the ofßoers devotion to Republic. Speaking of the China General Andre said that that had ogam proved that the army was 1110 Brat in the world. At hxnwt given bj mu ...

... forgive me?” . Through all the pallor of his face the warm colour flamed Lester trembled saw it. For a while could not speak; at last words came, short and painfully. , “Lester, let m* tall you -all. I married herthoughtlessly; she -was from me. Orders ...

... Den that beentifnl hymn saog m this very room only Sunday?” And in » low Toir»--Legter really talent, but h)ui, both in speaking and araging. tbe rare gift * nwiulatioo her tonne to perfection—she sang the W’Jtrful words: 0 Paradise! the world fiowor ...

... would be of the to the poor Jew. and appealed them to work well they for the conversion of tire Jews. The rev. gentleman went speak, a visit Jerusalem his own homo after absence of 14 years, and gave account things wbtch.be saw there connection with the work ...

... are not afraid of recommending them other people?” . . „ “Yes, I can,” said M»s emphatically, they have cured me. and I can speak well of them, and I have no objection to doing so. They have also done Mr. Qninn a deal good, and I will recommend them to ...

... for reopening the qo*- tion, the ground that the minutes bad been pawed somewhat hurriedly.—The Mayor said that, strictly speaking, Cotinciilor Rawsthorn was irregular, but it was trie wish of the Council had objection ts has being heard, whereupon Coup ...

... welcome Lord Hosiery back the Liberal fold. We shall kn w January 13 what course he intends to pursue, for he announced to speak at James’s Hall. London, that day. Should still declare Ids adhesion to pro-lioeris.ti and the policy of Home Rule, it believed ...

... limited holding capacity of tlic hall available for U»e galborin},'. it necessary the iuvitatioiis to whose wasafiovetS, and it speaks for the district that this limit Uier- were over 900 per, sous whom invitations c»uld be issued. Use oldest person the list ...

... people. She must preanit them with a fata re King.” The hot blood moantod to the girl’s faaa, for, accustomed she was to plain speaking, the man s words jarred upon her in her present mood. * There was Morilia, We man continued. Her husband was old, and had ...

... doom- Even that moment the Hearne was speaking of me and of his sin. And so I let him die.” And then Krcilla added a stronger, firmer roice: I (ell yoa, one word of warning might hare saved him, yet I would not speak then, nor would I now I” And m she finished ...

... ' the -rnwin*: luterest in the association work series weekly lectures ivavo been arranged for Sunday evenings. l’ru orly speak these are described ** talks men,** these being in tlio nature ol homely addresses useful subjects. first talk took place the ...