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... you may Say. Ma. Mionros Precisely so. In more ways than one, Mr. Tyminyns. Directly • British officer opens his mouth and speaks straight from the shoulder, Wm— Mies Sorra : Marked down to half-priest [assure you. MR. Too much knowledge is a dangerous ...

... OLD SOLDIERS. THE S. S. H. S. EARL ROBERTS SPEAKS. Presiding at the annual nteeting of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Help Society, yesterday afternoon, Karl Roberts said its objects were to help to find employment forable-bodied soldiers and sailors, to ...

... • • * Vesta Tilley has once more knocked 'am in the Oxford-road and other vital parte, as one mivht remark in a manner of speaking. On Monday. the redoubtable Russian wrestler. Cart Eackenschmidt, will appear. As the lamb-liko Carl threatenq that if be ...

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... doctors teach. Mlle. Guilts.= is the one lady in the collsotion who makes a point of sleep. says she ten hours a nbrhX the also speaks of the neinenity of fru= air and no la= appose. asetabily disappointing revels, tioas for the women of other countries who= ...

... agreeing with his party, we inclined to imagine f:hat. the Epsom gradients will be most staiuitable to his action. • • • Money speaks all languages, and therefore Pnkin is bound to play a prominent part in the fortheoming struggle. All aorta of rumours to ...

... Cricket. V,-THE ART OF BOWLING, BY THE HON. R. H. 1-YTTELTON.. iT is impossible to speak in altogether glowing terms either about cricket in general or the mason 1902 in particular. Nobody who is iinsaesmal wit) a true sporting instinct can flatter himself ...

... THE POLITICAL SITUATION. PEACE PROSPECTS. EXCITING SCENES AT , PREPARING FOR THE SILVER AN INTERVIEW. . , , EARL ROBERTS SPEAKS. Reutar's representative has obtained from a EDGBASTON. --- - BLASTS. HORSES AND CORN. well-informed Cape Colonist the following ...

... to affected melee and females in almost tonal proportions, the rotes for the two Peres differ. Ins by only 21 twr million. Speaking generally, the recorded rates were highest in thous counties with the largest proportions of rural population. ...

... Holloway Let eimentb. While Lber . o.ebe eedil be medically Etrued. hearing the Oeteel Lee, dew. • eau, the only frised I have—speak, oshoel it. It. to the *pantry that I should be scat to prison. ...

... confided hertrouble to • friend, I explained. F so dislike people who do that, said the Woman of the World. Emily would never speak to George; she would omit and complain about him to me, as if I were responsible for him; I wasn't even his mother. When she ...