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... Pimnios. JJ h. Mrs. Lankester gave away the prizes. the morning was tound dead in the octoi . A j congratulating the winners and speak- * '‘ smouldenng. James, who attended in response •oraa « Kl'flOffl iug words of encouragement to those Miss Mary Utter, a ...
... It was reported that a circuit meeting would be held at Bodmin on the 17th February at which the Rev. Luke Wiseman would speak and an endeavour would be made to liquidate the circuit debt. By a standing vote the meeting expressed its sympathy with the ...
... imagined. Miss Fry, I can open heart to you. You see how helpless I am, tied to this room unless Heather wheels me out—could you speak to your brother, and, in spite of Heather’s success last night, get him to release her from her contract with him ? Mabel Fry ...
... illudtatchewan, 19K, awarded the Radcliffe seholarship in Pharmacology, also honourably mentioned for Mr. Jame s Maxton, M.P., speaking at the the Theodore Williams Seholarship in Pathoiogy J. G. A. Dave!, Transvaal u, uc 'Ed a Conal Institute of Scotland at ...
... will be read with interest ani appreciation by Liberiali all over the country, and it is hoped by Congressmen also. He now speaks illt the authority of a man who saw the Government from inside for five years. The wvernment cannot dismiss his words lightly ...
... played in the atmosphere of Parisian ‘theatrical life, where a millionaire producer has had the pick of all good things, 50 to speak, and hasn't failed to ¢fiscover that a sable coat, a necklet of pearls or a leading part in a revae may work wonders with sewne ...
... that painful pidgin English adopted (and held to long after need be) by many writers from the Far East who address English-speaking public. If Mr Komai's writing is English, he keeps his enlightened but essentially Oriental outlook, and are grateful for ...
... 29th 1809 What his own friends thought of him was illustrated once a remark made by John Bright to a lady whom overheard speaking harshly of the GOM May I ask madam if you have any sons?” said Bright turning her “ If so show them Mr Gladstone if possible ...
... find any amusement which gives the patients greater pleasure than this. The performers are neither trained nor fxualiticd to speak or sing in public, but they voluntarily come forward, and in their own way, keep their listening colleagues fits laughter. ...
... 10th, at the Star Inn: Trenawack, Wendron, intoxicating liquor not for consumption at a meed. . _ The boys were unable to speak English and Wended guilty through the father of the lad Supt. Nieholl, said that under the Act persons under could not purchase ...
... DOCTORS IN STATE OF TERROR. RULING RED IAPE MENACE. Pram SUFFER. SIR W. ARBUTHNOT LANE SPEAKS OUT. • Three organisations which British doctors and surgeons dread. and which. it in stated. militate against the general welfare of the public. are — The Ethical ...
... lost consciousness and when I awoke I was lying on the beach with the waves. owning over my feet. I got up and was unable to speak at the time. I was wet through, so I went to a constable and told him to take me to the police-station, as I was wanted at ...