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... Court. While Lady Jeune sat listening intently in the- Judges' Gallery, Mr. Justice Barnes, in the Divorce Court yesterday, speaking with graveyoice and marked emotion, made his personal reference to the resignation of Sir Francis jeuncfrom the presidency ...
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... Gallinule and Admiration. are, therefore, publishing a magnificent photogravure portrait Pretty Polly (W. Lane up), which speaking likeness, and her many admirers are thus enabled to console themselves by purchasing her counterfeit presentment at a very ...
... passage in Hr. Balfour's speech at Manchester on Thursday to which, I think, attention should be directed. Towards the close, speaking of the next Government and Chinese labour, be is reported hare said to questioner: He would toll the gentleman what the Minister ...
... Klado evidentl inspired a sympathetic interest in feminine breasts. His various exploits in the field of literalure, not to speak of his predominant part in the events which have caused the inquiry, have placed him in strong relief, and have almost made ...
... aided in the slightest degree a policy which would increase the price of commodities consumed by these labourers. The men speak clearly enough for themselves. It is no use telling an agricultural labourer to think Imperially or intellectually. Wages ...
... knew it would prove effective. As he could not carry Sandepu, had to go back, but it is observed, with a satisfaction which speaks much of the Russian frame of mind, that he was not pursued. The conclusion in which the writer in the Noose Freese seeks comfort ...
... was Dig, and his stewards could make or mar the fortunes of his dependants, so that it was wiser by far to be silent than to speak. Sometimes hewMdd carry his prof igacies abroad. end make himself notorious en every city on the continent by Ins eeeentrieitire ...
... prisoner as staegering drunk. Mr. Francis At the station did he say anything ? Constable : No, ell.. Ile was too muddled to speak. Mr. Francis fined the prisoner 108 or seven days default of payment. The money was paid. EXOITINO FIRE AT RERINONDIV.T. A ...
... clever bit in another, and, for once, ne ciid not seem to nil the stage. Probably by now he has a firm grasp of it I can only speak of the first-night and his great powers as a comedian are asserting them selves successfully. Miss Winifred Emery what a re ...
... mondeley to give him his full name has also reason to be proud of his young father's exploits by land and sea and, if report speaks truly, this future Peer may spend a portion of his boyhood in East Africa, where Lord Delamere has lately acquired a beautiful ...
... chase after a delinquent, but simply a contingent Clearing the Course on Lingay Fen for the Professional Skating Championship Speaking of Happiness in Cheering Rhymes Rhyme calls to mind Leaflet No. 63 of the Tariff Reform League. It is full of rhymes, which ...