... WWI fits,—l should Ilium to say few words toyour numerous readers who are interested in the new Meant rid Btotsghten, mid who may have seen the statement in /our lest week's made by the Chairmen of the aural fanner, Authority as to • mamma aimed by drain ...

... t took office. Amonget the Arta which were also pored were the Coal Mines Tiegolation Art, the Criminal Law Amendment Art for Ireland, and the Merchandise Mark. Art. a moot useful M orotert the ltritieli cou• ✓imer from trawl (cheer.). Mr. Ortarhen't ...

... was anti a mai- Waal ewe. Is reply to Mr. Lay, both sarrants adiaided that they bad *eked area to the hen's. --The magieto.uo monad defendant over to keep tie 'peace fa six months. Boveratnent Board with reference to the Infectious Disemes Art, and the ...

... belp ta aad at end te children | ~ wt mt. rey Mare years bt a FPO thi rwh thee where of for whee Ne foot wih mate wee MAY 2 1894 ‘D, for May iw ily im Harvey a good ait and on or two bogs ble to cook | Serra a bealt vang Girl to help with baby, full to re ...

... petition is presenter' to the Committee of Council on Education in purotanee of Section 13 of the Endowed Schools Art. bat, anrb Scheme may be approved rliament. by lire Majesty without being laid Pa folios of the Scheme, priec twopence each, obtained from ...

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... ived from the Key TOW Me Love or, Mer as Fox (em ra Ror Frederick Mr AG Ven. Mr Wa Le. Cap | Kem am Calvert, and Mr Ata later stage the meeting the Chairman reported the re of a htter trom Mr HM Werte, whe || at two meetings of f to bone pr a, Gurdbord and ...

... relatives live in Wallasey, near Liverpool, was formerly connected with the London stage, and took leading Arts at the Alhambra. She had had a successful career, under the stage name of Miss Lillian Carter, not only at West End theatres but also in the provinces ...

... allowed those that were alive their freedom.—ln• upsets. Floyd mad that the cage contaiuicg 72 spar-owe, 32 of which were alive,and 40 dead, W3ll2ft. 6:n. in letigth. and 81n. in wi 4 th, and the cage containing 28 tt trling , , 16 alive and 12 dead, was aft ...

... and circumstance about the aocessmies of thy stage. Shakespeare had to throw his strangth Into the dermipt and in that way ponstray tro ••oursge of the ked g ing chsracters , instead of allyelorrUy on the stage which would have been int. ponlble and ridiculous ...

... the two was treadormed into ef the or tha wes eocuped pretty fokage wal ews were pherd, of Kingutan. The front of the stage | oul art westia of at d the doors were sho tweeted, At a| 4a wee & murrer. fe the of 0 tent ; im the | fon Keays, ts a were in ...