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... Schumann speak of the three sketches- The Lake, the Millstream, and the Fountain; of the over- ture called the Naiads and the Wrood Nymphs; of the Three Diversions and of various other works. In fact, when- ever speaking about Bennett he speaks no less ...

Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries

... or he mnight speak of masiy things connected with it, many things which roes sip en his mind, even as he was speak- ing to them, and which he had not put down on paper, but he would rather pass on to more general subjects, lie might speak, they knlew, ...

Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries

... Harriet, the Youngest daughtcr of Charles ittehards. of WarstooLaLnfo, i0n this town; dlneply lamented. SPEAK.-On t 0 l4th toet., at Nottjngham, ThovaS Speak, late of Graham Street, to thin town ; deeply lamented. Vgbstn aged 72 ToYE-On he 6th oot, atflaferdStret ...

Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries

... indeed, are quite the fashion in the Orleans House, for the parents of the newly married couple hold the same relationship. To speak first of the ?? Marie Isabelle is the third daughter of the Comte and Comtesse de Paris, and was born at the Chbteau ?? in ...

Lewis and Company's Establishment for Boys' Clothing.—Number of boye clothed week ending August 17, 1030; ..

... College of Physicians o. London, by l)r. IG. F. Collier, published by Longman andCo.lt small defect In this compilation (speaking of the 'Pharmacopeia') that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloes ; yet we know tbat hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...

THE SHERIFFS' INAUGURAL BANQUET

... change was made iu conducting the business of the House of Commons. He was speaking in the presence the Chairman Committee of Ways and Means in the late House of Commons, who could speak from experience of the obstruction that was exercised in his time, but ...

ANCIENT MONUMENTS, TO THE BWTOE OF DAILT HEWS. SIR, —Wo aro rather a stupid sort of people down hare, and

... people down hare, and cannot see all that can seen in London. Sir John Lubbock's distinctions are lost upon oar Bcetian minds. speaks the owner. With every desire to oblige friend, cannot find an owner in the Bill. There is sort mutilated halfperson ...

Births, Deaths, Marriages and Obituaries

... duty, ind to speak on a subject which has so deeply impressed my mind. I am old and in- firm; have one'foot,-7nore than one foot, in the grave. I .have risen from;,my; bed to standd. up. in the.cause of my country, perhaps neven again - to speak in this Hooes ...