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... • Speaks for Itself. 13, CHEVENING ROAD, • E. GREENWICH, S.E. DEAR SIR, In reading my Cycling of last week's issue, I was struck by your advertisement in connection with a Testimonial from a MR. COLE. I should like to state right here, as the Yanks ...
... SPEAKING FIGURES. !Pr ow - Figures, like actions, often speak louder than words. The figures here given refer to PP ...
... Speaking Figures. ...
... 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 _ . . _. _ ...
... SPEAK QUITE NORMALLY, and are bright, happy children in every way. The Queen had undertaken to open the new department for the treatment of lupus, in which is installed the Finsen light apparatus origmnally presented by Her Majesty, as well as others ...
... A SPEAKING LIKENESS Three-quarte► Length or Bust. Only few left over from Kilmarnock I.L.P. Hamar. Photo by ►urley I.ewt•, Ketudnicton, London. ...
... Col. Cooper Speaks. Col. Cooper. A.D C., who was Commandant of the Cape Town District while it under martial law, was then called. Examined by Mr. A. Lyttelton, said was invited attend the dance in question, but objected his being with that of Mr. Stanford ...
... this Letter Speaks for Itself. • MENTION CYCLING. ...
... A SPEAKING LIKENESS Thrco-quarter or Rust Only a lam lett from Kilmarnock I.L.P. Pboto by Porky Lewi., Kensington, London. SHOVLD TO LABOUR LEADER OFFICE, RICIMILD STREET, GLASGOW. Aircoly Chamberlain commences to abindon the glorious Josephian idea of ...
... SIR MICHAEL SPEAKS. Sir M. Hicks-Beach, who spoke from the third bench above the gangway and who was received with cheers, explained that when he proposed the corn tax last year he did so with the object of raising money for the war. When the war was ...
... have been suffering for some time from some sort of malady which may prevent from speaking with much force, but it will a relief you to know it will prevent from speaking long. No. no.’*) I am happy to ray friend Dr. Clifford or anyone else who interested ...
... SIR EDWARD GREY SPEAKS. Sir Edward Grey, M.P., speaking at the annual meeting of the Berwick Division of the Liberal Association at Belford on Wednesday, said he would continue to support the Irish Land Bill, provided the course the Government took in ...