... SPEAKING' Will.am Mulillrton for Bilbao Haraid for Newport News • April 7 Presto for for London Limehome for Oster Ramer for Copenhagen Riverton for Monte Video Quick.ti p for Rochester Ifielcs for Peotilip Lambeth for Loudon Ewell tor London Gafford ...

... SPEAKING. Merkur (motorTio; , PALIfoUTH, 6 _ _ ftnna!ra Conailf, in tow _ _ I ravel for Dartmouth PIIWET. 6 Horlensio• for New York GRAVFWND. Yokohama for Harprviry for River Plate via Warrior fcr Middkobro Roots for Bury Grampian for St Jobe, NB, via ...

... SPEAKING. Thekl• (No. 3 maytotl Opering NW , by N., Mani 6, 111 N.. 30 45 W.. by tors. at Southampton. INIBHTRAHI:I.I.. March 18 War Pindari. Wasgow for Sabine Robin. ofitelfast.._March 19 KINSALF:. Cumber. of Mauch 19 LIZARD. Maroh 19 Merin from Dieppe ...

... THE SPEAK. !t left Corr l.c , nd I c-h Th's the or the line, 1.350 feet above nen Then the railway follows t' .e shoes of Loch Treig until the river from the loth eaters the Speen at Tama:: station. The traveller cannot fail to impressed with this turhulent ...

... SPEAK Wan played on Tue-day evening. various changes were made in the teams, and Yeveral rirritim given opportunity to make their claim t,, place in the teams. A DANCE was on Friday, in the Club ROOM. which beautifully cle2orated for the by the adult ...

... SPEAKING. Lira for London llortbdene for London May 27 Hugo for Ani 'kern • Limeliouse for Lon& n SOUTHAMPTON. May 26 Dongol.k for rp SUNDER!. %ND. _ _ May 26 Sandvia f.,r WATERFORD. Way Crest (motor) for Swansea Si Wave for Searsea Holm Force for Cardiff ...

... SPEAKING. TORBAY. Jan 10—entered Kannik. f Stavanger Fullerton. of Hull Ityrkett. 01 London I AVonhv. of London Ayrgarth Forte. of Wittig- _ haven Las Palmag. of London Dan.ted (Daniell) Sampan. of Hull Atiorga. of San felvaatian Concrete. of Chri.tiania ...

... SPEAKING. for Sir Wall. r Scott for Tyse He'n.dde Cork A prul 21 Nods for go,ogollorg for Ur& Cloror row Grogocy for Vora for Barry Maw Mtaa tor Barr, Argo for Hu GREENOCK Apr.l 20 San atm) for Antwerp M f..s . Briat.4.el,ann•l Apr. Der..Koll fol v6a ...

... Plain Speaking. is understood; that the Executive wore engaged reviewing the arguments which their spokeemen, Mr. Robert Smillia, Mr. W. Brace, MJ*., Mr. Hodg». and others, will advance when, they meet the Prime Minister. Some plain speaking is expected ...

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... SPEAK UP ! T HE Press Gallery has been complaining that nobody in it can catch the winged words of a well-known statesman, in the House of Commons. He is inaudible. He is indeed a statesman whose dismal duty it often is to answer questions he wishes ...

... He Speaks from Experience has watched the beneficial effects of Hall’s Wine says : I have never failed to obtain decided benefit in all cases.” He is only one of hundreds whose letters are on our files. In nervous weakness and anaemia, and as a restorative ...