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THE SPEAKING MACHINE
... THE SPEAKING MACHINE. Dear Mr. Editor, —Will you kindly tell me who invented, and all about, the gramaphone? Being a reader of the Leeds Mercury Supplement,” I thought this subject might interest children generally, well ...
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SPEAKE & CO
... SPEAKE & CO URTHER REDUCTIONS IN A DEP. MENTS. RESSES, MPLETE, 2 GUINEAS INSPECTI INVITED. ...
PREMIER SPEAKS
... PREMIER SPEAKS. TRIBUTES TO LORD SALISBURY AND', CDAMBERLAIN. Mr mode arm extra Parlamentet, speech rises he aemptel the ofti.st of Premier! at Fiebant on Satordey, when be font-silly opened a aim Conserve:lye Mak 5,000 persont to beer the Premier, who ...
speaks : Council
... speaks : Council and ere here set getfulne The dra ...
THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES
... THEY SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. ,-n m ton»6m*& w.t. lO.OOOFstant I Wadded I Qallta, Tor. I rirSPKs elluma at lil'aSS Utd Oartn 9 (borderadi, I enor. I ‘‘l.'kßs moat redae- dear •JM out. OusPnas MBCmR sa. M. aa. LUW' Faetase M. extra. _ Oetarad wltti beentUßl ...
BOTHA SPEAKS
... 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 ...
AT SPEAK-EDGE
... 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 ...
L SPEAKE
... L SPEAKE SPECIA:L SEG TO ANNOUNCE THEIR ...
BOTHA SPEAKS
... BOTHA SPEAKS. The Boer Generals on Tuesday morning arrived at Rotterdam, where they were met by Dr. Loyds and Mr. VVolmarane. They afterwards proceeded to The Hague, and were heartily cheered on arrival. General Botha, in a short speech, said the cordial ...
COMBARRBTIVELY SPEAKING
... COMBARRBTIVELY SPEAKING. It is reported that Mr. Wilson Barrett has made'a “big sncccas with his “Christian King at Birmingham- The monarch queetion Alfred, ana has “taken the cake. In the old story the cake was overdone; the play may turn out (bat ...