... feeble voice while it iS nights After two years of efforts employed in order to sustain the old ?? Europe, we are unable to speak another language. We have lt the es* been told that we are defending a lost cause. It may be lost; Principles upon which it ...

... lady ot her age, speaks Persi~ii well, aid sars ste chantied troin LUitarioitisili 'o MtIolh~inmed.lni-l, because she liad read ia good deal about the latter, and believes it to be tine rixdit religiou. She s ini a tew days, aid speaks hopelully oi the ...

... must have finished with the shadow of the General Election upon himn, and corrected the final proofs in the intervals of speaking and canvassing in Central Edinburgh. You could not expect a chronicler to prove himself a Kinglake or Napier in such cir ...

... utterly desperate. It was a curious sight to see the party which had opposed the freedorn of higher education on Tuesday speaking in favour of religious liberty Oa Friday, and quoting Lacordaire's words. If you want liberty yourself, yo0 nlust accord ...

... yesterday by an official personage that Mr. Kruger would remain in Paris until the end of the week. LESS RIGHT TMAN ANYBODY TO SPEAK OF LIBERTY. M. Yves Guyot in the Siecle to-day, criticising Mr. Kruger's receptioA of some members of the League of the Rights ...

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... throughout the United Kingdom. 3. To erect and maintain Private Telephone Lines. 1.-MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. The Gower-Bell Loud-Speaking Telephone, of which this Company will become the sole proprietor in this country, is the invention of Mr. Frederic Allen ...

... Draiatlic Pro/essions. ?? TO DISSOLVE IN THE MOUTH or SWALLOW. NO ACTION ON DIGESTIVE SYSTEM. ?? A CLEAR MUSICAL VOICE, WHETHER SPEAKING OR SINCING, Price 2/9, Sample Size 1'11, of all Chemists, or from International Health Association, 17, FLEET STREET, LONDON ...

... of the particular scenery, and. wonderfully suggestive of the particular race. The tors and scours and pools of Devonshire speak to us at once of a different people and a different country from the fells and forces and nmeres of Cumberland. A beck is quite ...

... hier letters couched ir loving and at'fectionate terms. In one he wrote- As I cannot get to speak to yen, I shall have to worite.I try several timies to speak, hit you alwive- seen, too beslle to stop. I caestot niache it out. Whjy, dooar, I saw yol coming ...

... throughout the United Kingdom. 3. To erect and maintain Private Telephone Lines. 1.-MANUFACTURING BUSINESS. The Gower-Bell Loud-Speaking Telephone, of which this Company will become the sole proprietor in this country, is the invention of Mr. Frederic Allen ...

... reliet affordedby tha useof Brown's Bronchial Troobes The ;snleaut irgtedients ?? pulmonary iroitatloi. and after 'pblio speaking oz asining. when tho throst is wearied and iaeakened by too much exercise, their e ill giv We ?? rerngth to the voca organs ...