... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... lodged complaint of the conduct of the other with the committee, and the other, not to lodged complaint about the c-oraplaincr, speak, with the result that both were suspended. The sentence is the heaviest inflicted since one the best-known, members got a five ...

... difference to in the North as they will to battalions in the South. Our men are drawn from different class, acid, generally speaking, they quite willing to go into camp for week. On the other hand, my impression is that in the South there are a number of ...

... mining adventures, fiascos of the London and Globe type, and the collapse the copper market seem trifling. Such a proof power speaks volumes for the latent strength Britain's commercial resources. If the country's trade during 1901 may be described as fairly ...

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... Sir Charles Dilke has been interviewed, and a summary of his views is given in another column. Lord Rosebery has consented speak in Edinburgh on January 20, the occasion of a gathering of the Scottish Liberal Association and the Reform Club. ...

... and was attended Dr. Crow. the time she was missed, however, the doctor had stopped visiting her, but still prescribed. Speaking of tho disposition . of tho unfortunate young lady, her father said that at times she was rather depressed and was of rather ...

... from various causes. Tins was a ridiculously small proportion, and whien Sir Henry Oampboll-Bannernian spoke he had been speaking public al>out thousands these Yeomanry teat home use- not put it that was saying what knew be false, but would say that was ...

... loose boxes- Immediately after he was seen fall, and was carried the hotel unconscious state. died fifteen minutes without speaking. The deceased, who was aged sixty, was native of Cheshire, and had been hotel keeper Whitchurch about forty years. leaves ...