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... limitless stook of humour to draw from and to give to his legion of friends in fresh Deane Tribune as is gentleman humorist, so to speak, tho ugh not literally, seeing he has • female Drone's conversation, mannerisms, and , general attitude are far removed from ...
... limited to the backs of folk who for wouldbe spectators of the set and the horses represented the home. in 'between . l never speak on such matters except from personal experience. Here is mina. Wherever put myself while a few of the field were plodding away ...
... once managed to get clear from the Anneal amateur', attentions and bring Aelicrof t to knees with a &hot, but, generally speaking, he was .ILk. Satterthweite, well under control. Lawrence and Ashcroft each saved cleverly iu goal. while Only showed up ...
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... one bare piekrel the gignntio 4,111.13 in the handicap on his I .•t °otitis herewhen not within • 7.u7t I. Still, the money speaks, and y do it, utterly confounding the • and wherefore. The rumour was th ,t Tried by Night was four lengths Iiier than ...
... desperate sort would be its own just punishment, as it were; but though Virtue own Reward, Willainy must be rubbed in, so to speak. Boa novelist and the editor of a ha'penny Mt it a i ve joined forces; and in unmeatlntad Messrs. Collins and Wood have been ...
... inance rerluves the people to poverty and misery. And to crown all. the perallel between the action of Prince Trubetekcii, who speaks on behalf of the Zemsttas sad Mirabean, ho spoke for the States-General, is wonderfully clone. while that between Leo Tolstoi ...
... nation is that nation's method of beginning each New Year, and- also how extremely characteristic' of humanity—and in the speaks I include the ladies—is the fast that we make so much fur'el the fact that at the tail-eud of the 31st of each December the ...
... produced Voronigne for the first time in the at Brighten on Monday night. The piece moved an instantammins The Brighton papers speak of it being the w that has visited the away them The prodgiviggilleabtedly one of the most sialsigthi ever seen on tent; t ...
... the acting tragedy. Miss Terry received a large share of praise, although Mr. Joseph Knight, who in hie Theatrical Notes' speaks with admiration of Miss Neileon's earlier characterisation of Juliet, found her unequal to the stronger scenes, and the critic ...
... Seltoolii. St. Prier's-rd.. when Mr. Douglas flier- I intim (cousin of the )ale member) will preside. and Mr. if. Coat. M.P., will speak. The Tariff Rrfniw Leerue will begin in distribute literature tomorrow dealing with the alien prohlem• DOOMBD MAN'S LETTER ...