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... RkCORD, APRIL 21, 1905 thousands of men in the metropolis, and a liberal sprinkling of them in every provincial town, who never speak without an oath. It may be that the use of this emphasised language is due more to poverty of vocabulary than to profanity; ...
... which have been committed lately serve as illustrations of the truth of the dictum that murder though it have no tongue, will speak with more miraculous organ. A murder always places the police on their mettle, and it is evident from the boldness with which ...
... and we understand that the emolument granted is the highest gained by any profeaai , nal resident in the vi'inity, which speaks 'very highly for Mr Cameron's abilities and credentials. ...
... Hotel. He confidently recommended Mr Buchanan as a suitable applicant. The other testimonial. were somewhat similar, all speaking in the hilliest terms of Mr and Mrs Buch.nan's management of the hotel. Mr Macpherson -raid that these testimonials, combined ...
... has the Red T Label. WELLPARK BREWERY, GLASGOW. Do We E•T Too Muce I—Dr Allchin, senior physician at Westminster Hospital, speaking in London on Some Aspects of Malnutrition, said much more food was ordinarily taken than was absolutely ne-essary. By a ...
... considerable taste. He was popular, and the only man who spoke of Hartley's Chest Protector in connection with Charles (or, to speak more accurately, Charles Rrnest) was Charles Ernest Vishnager himself At the moment at which this story opens Vishnager had ...
... the vessel made the passage across the North Sea in three days, and reported having had a fine run and no bad weather to speak of. HARBOUR Woaes.—Pending the engineer's report on the extra deepening of the new part of the inner harbour, and also in regard ...
... Junner's work goes on regularly and quetly. During the year she has paid the large number of 3225 visits, and her patients speak gratefully of her sympathetic and earful nursing. In the autumn and early winter there was slot a great deal of sickness, ' ...
... him to the Central Police Office, where he was locked up. The lad is deaf and dumb, and a man was got who is accustomed to speak to the dumb, but the boy does not understand the ordinary nettle of conversing by signs. This caused prime delay. In the meantime ...
... their fish at any British port. Provost Alex. Rae, Wick; Provos Patkerkin, Lossiemeuth; and Councillor Alex. Marr, Kilrenny (speaking for the Firth of Forth), supported the motions, which were adopted. PITTENWEEM VITAL STATISTICS.—For the pilot quarter, 8 ...
... time. And they are all of them absolutely perfect. She is as vain as a peacock and as extravagant as a Jubilee plunger; and, speaking for myself, I cannot see where her beauty is. Well, I ean, said Charles. As for the vanity, donht it Goon. said ...
... when the commander sent a message for him to come and speak to him. The skipper was drying his clothes at that time, and he told the man to go back and tell the commander that if he wanted to speak to him he must come to him. The Sheriff—Did he come afterwards ...