... persons, the following remarks made by the late Lord Ran Churchill, father of Mr. Winston Churchill. may interest your readers. Speaking at Blackpool as tar back as the year 1884, the late Lord Randolph Your iron mausetre ii: dead. glead soe mutton coal industries ...

... him enjoying his paper and pipe. “Father,” she said, want to speak to you.” John Wilson looked up with yawn and grunted something which, put iota plain English, meant -Well?” “I’ve come to speak to you, father,” said his daughter, taking up her position ...

... M i RBALFOUR Mr. Balfour has in no way suffered any after speaking at Haddington, and continues to enjoy good health. SOUTH AFRICAN PREMIERS ANU MR. GLADSTONE. It is officially announced that the Right Hon Herbert Gladstone, M.P., bas received telegrams ...

... surface is about two minutes. The earliest mention of any appliance for assisting divers occurs the works of Aristotle, who speaks of sort of vessel for enabling men to remain some time under water. 1 _ 1 ...

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... the voices of the past re-call them to their sunny native land. There is in Italy a whole village of well-to-do Italians who speak English, and it is regarded as one of the most astonishing things that Italy offers to the tourist. The inhabitants are retired ...

... him to leave the ordnance works, the statement is entirely untrue, and that Mr. McKenna aware of it. is Mr. Lloyd-George, speaking in London last night, dealt principally with the unem ploy- ment problem, and said trade was recovering rapidly, unemployment ...

... English sovereign can be purchased for his blades, because he had to heat it only to a low lds. and sometimes for 10s. cannot speak with heat, which made it very hard to work. But a blade authority on this matter as I have not been able to do it myself, but ...

... nt little thing as myself; but he is, all the same. He simpiy dare not speak. Now what I want your advice about is this: since we both love each other, and since Billy won’t speak, what am I to do?” John took few minutes to think, then answ-ered in his ...

... him—he was certainly very much afraid. Nancy saw and understood. If Billy would not speak, she must. This must not go on any longer. “Oh, Billy, she cried, “why won’t you speak?—why are you so shy?”' I—l—can’t, somehow,” muttered the carmnn, “but ye know what ...

... RALL Lord Charles Plain peecii. AVAL NEEDS SIR GEORGE DOUGHTY AND HIS TRADUCERS. Lord Charles Beresford, speaking for Sir George Doughty, at Grimsby last night, had a tremen- dously enthusiastic reception from over 10,000 people, thousands of others failing ...

... came sailing over to them, Every one is here,” she said. “ I hope that you are all hungry. After lunch, Prince, I want you to speak to General Sherrif. He has been dying to meet you, to talk over your campaign together in Manchuria. There’s another man who ...