... connected with his visits here he referred to the two former occasions on which Mr Sherborn the honour of photographing him speaking of the group taken at Herringswell as “a very good group indeed” and also alluding to tho fact that the trees were all blowing ...

... off once they would In e their heads broken (Shame) And the representatives of the people speaking to them not of sedition or separation nothing the sort but speaking to them of important matters concerning their daily lives men who would before Irish people ...

... of hearing whisperings and voices and delusion that she was perpetually surrounded by telephones that people were always speaking to her through them She was seen Florence by Major Ames Dr Coldstream a physician practising in Italy She told these gontlemen ...

... the electors of that division at the next election During several months last summer he might have been seen driving and speaking hither and thither and his genial bearing made favourite amongst most classes He is gentleman of considerable wealth but ...

... a King’s Scholarship In the same list notice Ernest W Grove another King's Scholar who on the with 32312 marks These facts speaks well for the grammar school for careful teaching pupils receive from the head master Reverend R Winkfield the masters ELY ...

... it might have been clearer and unintelligible to George Greswold “ you mind your alone to-night my Pamela?” said trying to speak cheerily Your is out I have some letters to write I lunched heavily at Salisbury” His heavy luncheon consisted of biscuit glass ...

... essayed to speak at first the words would not come with determined effort: “I wish say-on oath” she began in low tone then noise in court proceeding from the intense feeling which the verdict evoked drowned her voice Mrs Maybrick continued speaking as did ...

... journeyed never during the fourteen of her married life had she behind an engine was carrying her from her husband words could speak agony of severance or express the gloom of the future stretching before her in one dead-level of desolation which was to be ...

... AND CHILDREN G Smith Coalville writes The time come whan in the interests of the little gipsy children in England Scotland I speak out in no uncertain sound be the consequences what they may With some exceptions these poor little ones arc growing up in the ...

... forgotten While sympathizing with these efforts to protect those who cannot speak for themselves we would make an appeal heads households on behalf of another class of beings who cannot speak for themselves are constantly left alone for weeks together while the ...

... the medical evidence on behalf of the prosecution entirely failed to prove that death was to arsenical poisoning all CARDIFF SPEAKS number merchants in Cardiff have for obtaining signatures of residents that town in favour of the reprieve of Mrs Maybrick ...

... them was about quarter of mile away from them sitting on stone heap The man was over eighty years of age and while he was speaking to him one of the cows got into a gentleman’s garden The defendant had told him that he was very sorry the man allowed his ...