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... were passing away, and tht a bright future was before them. The Earl of Coat spoke In simlLiz terms. _ _ _ _ The bishop, speaking at the annual meeting of the Northumberland and DurhAm Church of En. land Temperance Focisty, held at Neweastle-on-Tyne, ...
... Applications a; Mr. R. Bosworth Smith, on Episodes in the Life of Lord Lawrence; Dr. W. H. Stone, three lectures on Singing, Speaking, and Stammering; Mr. H. H. Statham, two lectures on Music as a form of Artistic Expression. After Easter courses will ...
... MR. BER.ESFORD-HOPE,_ M.P., ON PUBLIC AFFAIR. Mr. Eeragord4lope. M.P., speaking at the annual dinner of the Gondhorst Agricultural S ciety, said for the last few years we Lad lost credit in th.t East, but by one stroke in Fv pt we had remedied all that ...
... that only the merest bit of my tongue could enter. It is slightly acrid, this nectar, but it hie in its taste, hints, so to speak, of all the perfames and sweets of the and leaves and flowers—a fragrance of green wood when cut, ana of the inner tender bark ...
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... without dogma. Be said in the House of Commons, in opposition, son will give a Board (of Education) immense powers; and you speak of liberty of education. I say your scheme is an encroachment on liberty. We will educate our children according to the doctrines ...
... morning she told me that she was very ill, having a bad cold, and felt as if something very bad was coming over her. I did not speak to her on Tuesday. I was called into the house by Mr. Budge on Wednesday morning, and saw the deceased. The body was warm, ...
... gallery. The Lord Chancellor read the Queen's Speech, and the Speaker and Commons 'returned to their own House, where the Speak r took his place at the table instead of in the chair, and read the Royal Menage to the members present. Each bon. gentleman ...
... then clearing out at the gate. I struck at him, but hit the railings instead. Cutchey rushed on without turning his head or speaking. I then stepped back into the house, where my wife WAS lying with her head against the fender. She said, Oh, Jack, you have ...
... into a state of semisleep, rousing now and then, apievently knowing everything that was going on around him, but unable to speak. At e!even o'cl ten at nigh' he had one of his convulsive attacks. He told the doctor the spasm was coming. It batted a few ...
... and the co-respondent, if we may so term Cutchey, to secure the prisoner's release on bail. Cutchey did not, figuratively speaking, shine at all so brilliantly as at the previous hearing. Though as prolix and charactpristically audacious as ever, when ...
... brought the key to her Majesty, who piss d it by the hands of the Home Secretary to the Lord Chancellor. To him the Quern, speaking in clear tones and with an enunciation which a practised public orator might envy, read this speech: My Lord Chancellor ...