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... SPEAK THE White Chems, trimmed Lace afid Is S^d; usual price, 3s 3d. White Nights, trimm-ed Lace and . Is 6td ; usual price, Is lid. White Nights, trimmed Lace and Is lid ; usual price, 6d. White Nights, trimmed, Lace and j 2s 6d; usual price, dd. And ...
... THE SPEAKER SPEAKS. Carlisle, Thursday. The Speaker of the House of Commons this evening attended complimentary' dinner to the Mayor of Carlisle, and in responding to the toast of the city member said he bad now reached what might be called good middle ...
... SPEAKING OF PIPES. The great point in pipe-smoking is to learn to smoke slowly. hen this habit acquired, the full flavour of th© tobacco will always be enjoyed, every will be a cool one. and tongue-burning will be unknown. It is, however, very hard for ...
... FIGURATIVELY SPEAKING “There is safety in numbers, said the trite eon versa ti onalist. “There is,” answered the man who talks jio politics. “1/ you can’t convince a man your argument you can always silence quoting lot of statistics that he knows absolutely ...
... PRIZES FOR SPEAKING IRISH. THE FLEMING OOMPj SCHEME ...
... THE SPEAKING MACHINE. (F/ornthc Athcnmim.) I have as yet seen no notice in your valuable periodical of an invention, which is, at present, attracting great attention here, and which certainly merits every praise that can be bestowed upon unwearied pe ...
... PRESIDENT SPEAKS (Frem our adents.— Coprngnt) New York, It was perhaps hardly to be expected that the peace ban;u held last right ia a tne peo treaties fupport would after all the squabbling over +t. be an unqualitied sacoess Though President Tait attended ...
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... MR. BALFOUR SPEAKS. In the House of Commons last pighL Mr. MOND proposed the following I oltf lion;—“That in the opinion this any attempt broaden the basis ITS* by placing small import duties on Naples number of articles is opposed to all of sound finance ...
... Mil SPEAK KCTTIKGHAM. WDMEN TO BE EXCLL'DED Lon don, Thursday. Mr Church ill has promised a Libera! dcunonstration Nottingham 29th inst. Women are to from the meeting. VOTES FOR WOMEN MISS PANEHUIIST’S VIEWS. London, Thursday Miss Pankhurst. who has juet ...
... MR. CHOATE SPEAKS. ENGLAND’S ATTITUDE TO AMERICA.' Now York, Snnday. Mr Choate, American Ambassador in Lon- don, was guest of honour Tit dinner given by the New York Lotos Club last nigbr In the course of his speech Mr Choate said“ Many you know by personal ...
... MB MOBLEY SPEAKS. ...