... payment for holidays, sick leave, an.l other privileges. Then commenced a crusade of misrepresentation from every open-air speaking-place, that continued almost nightly for weeks. The power of clap-trap is immense, and to the working-class voter the selfish ...

... statement was made before Mr. Nixon heard of the terrible loss of life. When he was informed of it, for a moment he was unable to speak. Then he said : I cannot understand it. What is the use of building fireproof theatres if calamities such as t his take place ...

... been received to the extent of three times the available accommodation. An overflow meeting, at which Mr. Chamberlain will speak, has been arranged for in the Guildhall Yard, which will easily accommodate between five and six thousand persons. It is expected ...

... better than the imitation of the bells in the piece referred to, nor heard him better reproduced. Who dares now—no, not to speak of '9B —but to say that the concertina is not a musical instrument ? Mr. E. Vincent Ward, of 249, Oxford Street, Manchester ...

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... depend On It. I was born that way, and couldn't help it If I would. How much money do you need P' I dare not tell you. Speak up, lady. I —I ought to have at least bOdol. ; but, oh, sir, of course you can't advarico-- But I would scorn to tako your ...

... wishet of the country. It is generally uoderstood that upon this and other points the late General Adviser never dared to speak his mind to the King. The prospects of reform seemed hopeless, so much was the system part of the ordering of society. The ...

... the past and would continue to do so in the OOlnest young squire in the and without t. future. What worse, he forbade me to speak his equal for strength or date-deeil pluck. Al last or to hold any sort of communication with her, be began. under the pain ...

... his party in office, if | the flavor of the grapes I'd much rather t;‘g‘h“:{ -';nl’;,fi{‘,’;:,;‘{o:,';,,f‘;od N | And speaking of two francs reminds me only by the purchased support of the |€atthem, and instead of mooning over the (;n‘:mberu'in will ...

... manner, hut the papering of lm- principal will her to the eholceof a veiHlor : electric llircmgbtwii . hack staircase ; speaking tula-,, artistb- »'o»e» ai d inautel- suitable for a Metnlx-r ».f rarliwinent or Kltlun. beinit within ra*> reach Kensington ...

... even mentioning this subject I am leeching on tender ground, and nothing but the feeling that the time had come for speaking out, and speaking out with no uncertain voice. would compel me to do to. I am thankful that there is no teligioue question in secondary ...

... allied departments. No general rule for determining the number of horses required to be provided for could be given. Roughly speaking a horse to every 25 acres is what is needed. To insure the all-important ventilation of the stables, the best and safest ...