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... writes to know what to with a wrinkle in her forehead.” Managing EditoP: “Tell her to putty it and forget it.” Z&yftl&mU* “Speaking about remarkable accidents,” said Hilt, “I once fell forty feet—from the masthead to deck—and. would you believe it. I escaped ...
... TRAMP STEAMERS AND SUBSIDIES Speaking on Saturday afternoon, at the launch of a steamer built by Mescrs. W. Doxfersl and Sena Sunckrlaud, for Messrs. Walter Hunciman Co., Mr. Walter Rutteintan, spoke of the relation of cubsidies to tramp steamers. Ha ...
... Oppertbrust, pro,nidn. •nd Ir. J. V. Alarehantne (Pr lb. prorrammnr, shirk sr oust sal 411.,.riair. Traitaer, anJ pubi.c speak • ...
... TRIBUTE. The directors the London and North- Western Railway Company have received from the Army Headquarters. Pretoria, report speaking of the excellent ronduet the special railway reserves employed in the steam road transport. Major Scbolefield says had about ...
... second in four week*. Bony Far S«r. Lady visitor (at workgirla* club, giving acme advice manners): And, yon know, ladies never speak to gentlemen without introduction.” Liaa: “We knows yer don’t miss, an’ offen pitio* yer.” ...
... discrimination they are strong assertion. Tho«e who regard them with open intelligence deem (hem to be an historical result, speak, compromise, of arrangement. of the residuary acceptance of longstanding ideas, which had been exposed to troublous overhauling ...
... of VtaM ethers from Mr. Balfour. many of the Masons. and of the of Lords end HOOPS of Commons. ELOQUENT TRIBUTE BY THE or Speaking the annual muting 01 the Liverpool Council Edualson, bald so the Town Hall, &hie *hereon., the Bishop el Liverpool rid.- ...
... Devonshire's speech, but when Earl Spencer rose to move the rejection of the bill he was alert and r xious. Then his own turn to speak c- _e, buc,, instead of advancing to the table in the middle of the flooran invariable custom with archbishopshe did not move ...
... lecturer. was assaulted in Birkenhead September 25ih whilst proceeding to the Wood side Ferry from the hall in which he had been speaking. Following the attack upon him waa removed in injured condition the Liverpool Royal Infirmary, where he died the flLh October ...
... SPEECH BY THE GERMAN WVPERC ee INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM CONDITIONAL. Emperor William, Berlin Saturday.—The speaking at the on ¢ a hall of fame at yesterday after calling to mind t fact that the unification of ihe had only been by vigorous work of mind and body ...
... woman, unless perad venture thou to bear miaquotod in thine ears for seventy and •even rears withal; 7. Forget in no wise to speak of new raiment; but remember also her attire yore. '*• Sk ...