... Louie Gale. Elisabeth Palmer. Elisabeth Harker, and Vida Dixon. The Emperor of Russia was sung by six girls. Mr. Barnes, speaking for the inmates, said they had all thoroughly enjoyed theniselyee, and hoped it would not be long before the visitors came ...

... complaint to make to you, sir,' said Balfour. This is not the time to make complaints,' replied the governor. ' I want to speak now,' persisted Balfour, ' and you must listen to me.' ASTONISH - ID THN WAIDIC3II. The warders were amazed at his boldness ...

... tentative suggestions have been made the Dutch Government, but no direct overtures have been received from anybody authorised to speak on behalf of the Boers, either those in Holland or those actively engaged in the campaign, and, a3 regards the former, they ...

... Edward, and it is fitting it should be so, for it was June which saw the darkest hour between the two great nations which speak the tongue which Shakespeare spoke. ...

... accompanied a dog Witness questioned right of being on the ground and they replied “ We are looking for our horses” Prior to speaking to the defendants witness watched them for minutes their movements having led him belief that they were pursuit game— Ernest ...

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... deserted his face, and in his eyes there tv:..- a look of furtive embarrassment. Well,” said Mr. Deverill impaiiently, “can’t you speak A man called to see you yesterday, sir,” began the clerk, and And—what? And—it was Mr. Philip.” finally faltered the clerk ...

... disagreeable man on board, and if it had not been for the child there was scarcely another passenger who would have troubled speak to him. His name was entered on the ship’s log as Stirling ” James Stirling and child —but beyond the fact that Stirling was ...

... replied. He | did not like the ear’s heir. * You will not bave to | wait long now.” | «Can I see him? Is he able to speak ?” l «He will never speak again in this world. I will enquire if the Lady Clarice will care to have visitors | admitted.” | «She will admit ...

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... PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. WHAT MR. BALFOUR SAYS. 1..• Speaking the other night, Mr. Balfour said be would. have to defend tin the House of Commons), the measure which the Government were going to introduce regarding Parliamentary Reform. lie told us that ...

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