... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SPEAK OF ME” nose your crinie to the world !” Aud still the basilisk eyes commanded her. ader the curse of their unflinching, Inflex'lble aze, her features had hardened and frozen Into he semblance of features of marble. Siie held down the little bottle ...

... 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 ...

... “Tor SPEAKS. A big, upstanding, hale and hearty by my side, who has passed some distance beyond the Pralmist’s little limit of threescore years and ten’ — the ex-Mayor of a fashionable Southern, seaside borough, describing himself as “the Patriarch that ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING BY LORD KITCHENER [PBESS ASSOCIATION WAR Pretoria, April 19.—Last night the members of the Transvaal and Free State Governments, together with Generals Delarey.De Wet, Louis Botha, and their staffs, returned by special train to the field ...

... Some Strong Speaking. fortnightly meting of the Penad of Guardians ou 1 iseaday a live--,011 took place ou tho k r o elion of realiscd by the aor Inas:,,e; Lis rear of cffie e as compared of his, predecessors. Time mat,. after the reporter s had retired ...

... THEY WERE “NOT SPEAKING TERMS. James Jackron, Edge Fold Quarries. Plodder* lane, was also summoned. The usual observations were taken, and it was stated that Councillor S. Hough had complained of the nuisance. Defendant said that up to a short time ago ...

... Teaching the Dumb to Speak. A writer in the (juicer gives an account of the wonderful work done in teaching deaf mutes. Let us look into the class-room, he says, at the Clerkeo• well school which is occupied by the lowest class, and watch the very first ...

... the coroner speaks out. inquest was held at the Town Hall this morning by the Borough Coroner (Mr. K. Taylor) relative to the death of Mary Longworth (24», fent sorter, wife of John Henry Longworth. Hennon-st., Halliwell, machine worker, who died at the ...

... MR. SEDDOX SPEAKS. The Imperial Trade Defence League presented an illuminated address to Mr. Seddon at the Hotel Cecil this morning, expressing their admiration at his various patriotic movement*. Mr. Seddoa, reply, said he thought fair trade and preferential ...