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... difficulty can be rea- lised by those actuahly engaged in it pr In conclusion, Mr says — leave this long account of our work Pl to speak for itself, and to claim, as I hope oT it will, your support. Aw yet comparatively pew to this work, | discern something od ...
... to his plot and his incidents, never throwing away a word on reflections or explanations, and letting his dramatis persona speak and act for themselves. He has been especially fortunate in his heroine, who is all the more a Rose for her thorns very sharp ...
... not put, and meeting broke up with th© singing of National Anthem and cheers for tit© Budget. EARL RUSSELL ON THE LORDS. Speaking at crowded and enthusiastic meeting held in supfiort of candidature of Right Hon. Thomas Lcugh, in the Caledonian road Baths ...
... Mrs. Kendai and the late Sir Theodore Martin K.C.8.. K.0.V.0. Elocution, Deportment, Pam ag, and Acting. ReoiUt.on, Public Speaking, Heading Daloctive Speech, and Physical Culture. and Leeseas, TOURING COMPANIES. A COMEDIE ANGLAISE Mr. WM. L. DOBKLL, with ...
... * A interesting list Library Talks has been arranged for the coining months. The lecturers, including l>oth those who will speak the Central Library and-those who will address Thornton heath audiences, are Mr. F. E. Tillcmont Thomason, F.Ph.S., C.E., Mr ...
... persons. Vou me a skvpilot. and I've never seen you look as SOllll. cranky VI - I tI into TO. IIu• I am speakinv to you 1 mold speak to no other titan. \lv have a to llle. I 1..11 out of it : a looker•on. To-tlay. now that I not free, T should like to mix ...
... England country which from hard times anduncertain employment can show in the deposits its savings banks The following figures speak themselves : The Radical party is after stone left their ends Home Rule Ireland evidently expected but practically no one in ...
... WILL CROOKS’ LEHER. ♦ A. HENDERSON SPEAKS TO WOOLWICH MEN. (From Our Own Correspondent.) WOOLWICH, Friday Night. To-night a mass meeting in support of the candidature of Mr. Will Crooks was held the new Town Hall, when principal speaker was Mr Arthur ...
... however. that it would be impossible for liiin to do sit with any niintiteneut. I'll set down his own words. and they must speak for themselves. Front the glimpse I had of her, he paid, I could not give you the faintest notion of what she was like. ...
... have, on the faith of Acts of Parliament, found the money to build the railways of this country. Sir Christopher Furness, speaking on Wednesday at a meeting of employes in his co-partnery shipbuilding Company, said, recalling the almost daily incidents ...
... Stepney Meeting Hall; January 7th, St. Faith’s Hall; and January 11th, Rutland-street school. At each of these Mr. Harris will speak. Matters in Stepney are fairly quiet. Mr. Glyn-Jones, the Liberal candidate in opposis tion to Mr. Leverton Harris, M.P., and ...
... years. Is that so?” lt is, your lordship.” quickly answered the husband. “Well, sir, thundered the judge, why didn’t you speak to her, may I ask?” Sir, replied the husband with simple dignity, i did not want to interrupt her. Bobby’s father and mother ...