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... SPEAKS 118 Arising out of the payment of St. to :he leniplighier, the Mormon inquired bow the lamplighter was getting on. Mr Caleman said 44. should be stopped out of that bill the lamplighter refused to clean the letups. He had to employ another man ...
... SPEAKING TO MUSICAL NOTES ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING, A bitter cry i* coming up thoie lo*t their ail in war through adbersnee u> the old flag, aaya the Globe. It i* bad ennuKh redtape and are allowed i* mierfera the compensation to wbieb they are tor their lomea. It u abeolulely mtoierahlc ...
... TO SPEAK FOR FESIT or urge its claims on those who have to decide this question? The County Council passed a resolution as a matter of form. If there was co option of a member hold; would be spent in listening to the heaven-sent recommendations of the ...
... SPEAKING LAMP The. lateat arientific marrd » a *p«aklW lamp which reproduces sonnd miles away. has made it* appearance in Pari*, and toe invention * German profeaaor. ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING O.nHa’-tmople. Friday Sir Conor, the Br.f.ab Am laMAdor n>-«i««d MdtflOM lie h«rt l.ned ••k' **>.»■ • ...
... SPEAKING TO THE PSALTERY. Mr. W. B. Yosts wiU Lecture (Saturday) at the Aatient Concert Humus the now art claims have isuented. As Mr. Yosts has explained ffenew ob»- whara,De has found method for the speaking of verse, ia wtaiek (ha fall lores is given ...
... THE IRISH LEADER SPEAKS HIS SINCERE REGRET AT THE LOSS OF HIS OLD AND DEAR FRIEND. At 6.30 thi, - - ening we * received the following wire from London:— Redmond, 'Waterford News,' Waterford. Jtust heard the aad news a the death of my old and dear friend ...
... LOED SALISBURY SPEAKS. A Beal Core for ...
... FASHIONS IN SPEAKING AND EATING. Air. G. W. E. Russell contributes au interesting article to this week’* Talhr, entitled“ Changes in Society I Have Seen.” just old enough to remember, eaye, •‘a great grandmother who said lliat she ‘lay’ a place when ...
... AN MIMI SPEAKING (*GENTS', practically an Lich 9raking ponnty. Socoonty in Ireland liss decreased in Irish speakers rapidly and so completely as the County Mewl,. and he wanted to ask them Low MEATH (11INED OR IftST TRAT ? (A voice—' Lost).' He thought ...
... MACROOM OTIARDIANB TO SPEAK --..—.--- IN IRISII. At the fortnight y meeting of the Macrooni Board of Guardians on Saturday, the 18th inst., Mr. Maurice Murphy popofad an Mr. C. O'Shea secondedt t busmen of the board be in future, as far as noesible, conducted ...