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... guilty to my wife being chargeable to the parish. Tolirewan, of a woman orrortorl for insulting birhariour: She said. 1 can speak to the gistrate better than Marshall. hall can. The magistrate Sued her 20a. Magistrate: Many people alga the pledge fee day ...
... work. His own poems and other works are of a considerable degree of merit. Goldsmith, who wrote Parnell's life, very briefly speaks warmly of his talents, and describes him as a studious and correct observer of antiquity, who set himself to consider ...
... not I speak English he evidently had sot read lin the Pres. of Friday last the experience of an Englishman who wee kept for three day. on Ell]. I.land in company with user ion other immigrants, only one ether ut whom, a S.etehman, was able to speak English ...
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... havmy seenlion & Gwe) e were Fox, who, 1t was alleged, they had waylaid during the lasi The spokesman for the prisoners, speaking in Irish, said that, as so]-k ...
... courtyard. of tho Howes 07 Parliament when I tJ other morninc H rHS.,•I-11F who Wa: billowing the sight• to his companion. speaking very sertouisly. is the bus in which the Liberal Party trarcla to and from the House.-- . Mr. liorrlp in the Daily Sketeli ...
... to-morrow (Wednesday), at Lincoln Chambers, 11 Lincoln Place, at 8 p.m., when the President, Prof. W. 31agennis, M.A., T.D.. will speak on The Truth of Fiction. The meetings of the Society will be held at Lincoln Chambers every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock ...
... all out. : “1 remember.” he said, “that befors I could apeak my nurse pinched e, and ] determined that as soon as I could speak I would tell my mother!” DON'T DEYELOP YOUR FILME. SPND THEM TO DIXON, ATMPENSTALL, SUFFOLK 1. ...
... FOR BOYS A well dressed boy speaks for himself and now more than ever is it essential that boys should present a smart dignified appearance. To give them the necessary clothing is a big item in the family budget. When an opportunity of securing first ...
... Classes lot the Autumn and Winter Ses,ions. should apply at once for P:ospecim. 1. , e,0ns in Elocution. VIA!, Production, and speaking. College Cla,ses I, at rangenicat 11 en.GRAvE ROAD. RATHMINES ...
... inform the Pri.6i- di tit of Ilt.r duration .I.kt•ii what - 8, the situation, hr re. ulted : The situation will shortly speak for itself and eloquently. Itrian.l t+4l Pro , Anrn that he expected to have definitely formed his ...
... The latter’s grouping is excelled by the former, who in his turn loses a good deal in facial expressiveness; but, generally speaking, we have the two artists struggling for a like efiect, Mr. Keating being the more enthusiastic. It may be noted here that ...