... THESE ARE FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR The Kerry Weekly Reporter and Commercial Advertiser, Saturday, June 5, 1886. Waterford and Limerick Railway. ...

... THESE ARE FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. m Es t r e ; en ? , A L o i u A:: uto of . Oo h s3. u e ty pa o i n d oB for the year, and their weekly sales amount to 4. , tons per week. Blisterings and Burnings resulting from smoking unripe To- I bier° ' ...

... The Socretary Speaks. The fdliminq cirenoiAances, drawn from t!ie personal exporienee of Mr of Arms, Dudley Strut, AVednegbury, are ituportint awl really retuarkable that they cannot help bat be of interest and value to all readers ...

... TO SPEAK FOR FESIT or urge its claims on those who have to decide this question? The County Council passed a resolution as a matter of form. If there was co option of a member hold; would be spent in listening to the heaven-sent recommendations of the ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. At a meeting of the Committee of the Irish Journalist's Association held recently attention was called to instances in which public men had repudiated the words attributed to them in published reports of their utterances. A couple of flagrant ...

... THESE ARE FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. itiESSItB GALIAGEIER Co. hay. paid Al. the enormous sum of £300,000 duty on TOBAOOO for the year, and their weekly sales amount to 40 tons per week. Blisterings and Burnings resulting from smoking unripe Tobacco ...

... THESE ARE FACTS THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. 11E88118 GALLAGHER & Co. have paid the enormous sum of £300,n00 duty on TOBACCO for the year. and their weekly sales amount to 40 tons per week. Blisterings and Burnings resulting from smoking unripe Tobacco ...

... DE WET SPEAKS. Potchefstroom, Fritlay, General De Wet addressed a crou - dc.l meeting here last night in support of Genenal Hertsog's campaign in the Transvaal. The predominant element was composed of supporters of General Botha. Eventually a motion of ...

... LLOYD-CEORGE SPEAKS. LloydbGeer — e toblres.sed his enn-11ellth 011 eve the poll at several places on from one to the ether iu hit tor. He wade .110 Net speeches. but reolod to (lib stions. Asked how miry mole General Elections would be nicnsaary before ...

... Speak in Stronger Terms of them otteii. The may have had its bad effects for the individual. but let it be remembered that the English people and others to whorn we sell butter would hare none but the article manufactured in the creameries. They are the ...

... SPEAKING FROM EXPERIENCE. Teacher: And why were Adam and Eve not to pluck the fruit from the forbidden tree? Small Child : Perhaps it was being saved up for jam ? QUICK EXCHANGE. Mrs. Sliinson: I'4ly little on has been very wicked to-day. lfe has ...

... MR. REDMOND SPEAKS. -11,--- Mr. Redmond, speaking at Liverpool last evening, said be and his friends were profoundly dissatisfied with the position that had arisen. The Budget could easily be amended to commend itself to the Irish Party. The difficulty ...