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... deaths that occurred at this spot _a substantial footbridge, and I must say it does seem odd that they should now, so to speak, spoil thoship for llto sake of ha??portli lf tar.?? llio chairman of the Bromley School Board declares himself to be in favour ...
... building. He deals exhaustively with the chancels, particularly noticing with illustrations, sedilia, piscinae, and aumbrirs. Speaking of an instance of a divided nave, he mentions the fact that there are three instances in England, viz. Hannington, in No ...
... f.iv«»ur to-night; but on Mr. Slcvi'im utight nay that that gentleman would claim poll of the nariah. (Sororal crit*H of “Speak up: can’t Hear.*’) I tell you, paid tho »»|H;akor, that it ia the firm intention of Mr.Stovoua to contoat this election at ...
... stroke his check. lazy, however, was firm. waa not to daunted. Hut you won’t love the less, Cyril, will yon she petitioned speaking now for the first time little tiemolou dy when the tale that first lovo was nuielly ended. I thought ind ...
... rece.vcd K.tari with cheers. --- stsvens and followed and the member* oventaallr ««r®«d was a-sailctl with ironical cries to Speak up, . TAYLOE, Jeweller & Watchmaker 115, HIGH AMW-UC, W BKOMLEY, KtNT._ .•■ w > * ' ...
... vegetarians were teetotallers; they did not in Mailing good barley and other substances. (Hear, hear.) The lecturer mnduded speaking of the humanitarian side the question, and also advanced the theory that vegetarians invanaWy found themselves much Udter ...
... It shewed man who felt deeply, and. what was the hardest thing for man, the power feeling and being silont, suffer and not speak. Thu character of the face might explained from other sources. The anecdotes of his biographers said that had sympathy with ...
... privilege, haven’t you, of prohibiting a song of which you have the copy tight, from being sung.’ •• Well, have technically speaking, but when we began is a new house some years a»o allowed all our songs to Is; sung in public without fee. In fact made over ...
... E C., house of sterling repuUtion. Of late years manifested special interest in the Currency Question, which was qualified speak with particular authority. was practically the founder of the Bi-Metallic League, which was founded with the object of urging ...
... from its members in Manitoto ...
... the part had taken in its work had thank for his hearty cooperation their worthy vicar, Mr. Hodgson. (Applause.) Were he to speak to them for week would not express to them suffieieutly his gratitude for the help had received from him in the management ...
... J. Monks, dressed character as a soldier and Mailor respectively, gave “ 1 walkeil with the Lowery i.renadiem, and “Don't speak to the manat the wheel,” with such success that in each case an encore was loudly demanded and granted the singers. Mr. Fuller ...