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... great excitement in Bedford-street and the Strand. Things We Could Not Have Put Better Ourselves You say Rats !’ I was not speaking about the President of the Board of Trade.'’ —(Lord Willoughby de Broke at Boston). NEW AIR RECORDS.” Well, there is nothing ...
... —Swiss-Anglo Bureau, 113, Edgware-road. *Phone Mayfair. COMPANION GOVERNESS, au pair, or small salary, young lady, Dutch. 22, speaks fluent Germp.a, little French and English; preferably with young girl or married lady; superior, Protestant; highest references ...
... CHALLENGE. Mr. H. H. Mulliruer has also replied to Mr. McKenna’s speech, in which he says:— read to-day that Mr. McKenna, speaking last night, suggested—although his words as reported are not very clear—that pressure was not brought to bear on to leave ...
... Modoni Biectrioity-Genurution of Kleotridtj, S. for Cbriitinn Knowledge. Northumberunaavenne: ilreting, the Bishop in Kyu speaks, 2.30. Koval Lonflos Ophthalmic Hospital (Moorfields Eye Hospital), City-road: Christmas Tree and Entertainment for Patients ...
... will be sacrificed unless the anti-patriotic coalition Radicals, Socialists, Nationalists, is smashed at the polls. Plato speaks puppy-dog temper that tears everything pieces.’ It is time for the bulldog temper by which Britons, in the face of rabid faction ...
... not only the greatest of all bulwarks against revolution, but economic success. The soil of England is no worse, generally speaking it is much better, than the soil of Germany or France, and if only the small owner is given a helping hand the right tame ...
... wages £24-30, town or country.—Swiss-Anglo Employ 113, Kdgware-road, W. /COMPANION GOVERNESS, at. pair. small V/ Dntcfa, a,speaks htt Fnaoh kJ farilAj with yoim* giriT^alSSd t. is; of all Nationalities with excellent records of abilities and characters ...
... was so great that he would have been swept down among the machinery had he not quickly got hold of the ladder. All the men speak in terms of praise of the conduct of the captain the Ayrshire in keeping his vessel close to the Arcadian, and so allowing ...
... Kaiser ot war intentions, has lately imposed upon his utterances some restraint of discretion ; and since the Kaiser cannot speak discreetly, he is reported discreetly, which this case means not at all. But the purport of his speech can be guessed from ...
... place, speaking with a full sense responsitility, that our position now in regard to th« Navy—at this moment and for the years of the future for which we as an administration are responsible—is one of unassailable superiority” (cheers). Speaking on the ...
... discuss the phantom, and then the conversation is diverted other things. M. Oapus admits that he has never seen phantom. He only speaks the matter from the accounts given to him by people who see them every week, and whose sincerity and good faith cannot therefore ...
... Final Starts. Hemmerde at Hippodrome. (and, mark you, these headings are good) a local contemporary reports Mr. Hjemmerde as speaking Hastings as follows: He bad the pleasure of representing a constituency that cares nothing for corruption, so he was able ...