... PLAIN-SPEAKING. Sir,—May I call the attention of some of your readers who may not be in the habit of taking the ** Church Times to a remarkable sermon published in last Friday's issue, and preached at St. Mark's, Marylebone, by Canon MaecColl? It gives ...

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... TO SPEAK OF YIDDISH, and remarked that it was the medium of expression of eight million people, it had its origin in Europe, and it was in fact nothing else but the middle high German of the Rhine provinces. Referring to the restriction of undesirables ...

... RITCHIE SPEAKS. His Big Struggle with Chamberlain HOW THE 1903 BUDGET WAS BROUGHT OUT. ...

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... SPEAKING FIGURES. 56 PILLS is a Box foe A Sale of AI Boxes par Over u. 000.000 56 YEARS of EVER-GRO\VIN(J Figures, like actions, ones speak louder than words. Tire figures bore girea Myr to ...

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... MAKING THE DUMB TO SPEAK. A country lad of eleven, named George I Marsh, was cbarged with wandering. The Guildhall magistrate informed that the lad invariably pretended to be deaf and dumb. At the union, however, he was made to talk in this _ . . _. _ ...

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... LORD HAWKE SPEAKS On THE M.C.C. ...