... bargee can fix a portable telephone on it at any place, and speak to the termini. Afterwards, as an experiment, the microphones were discon- nected, and the Ader Recepteurs alone tried by speaking close, and loud conversation was carried on more faintly ...

... For this alone on Death I wreak The wrath that garners in my heart He put our lives so far apart We cannot hear each other speak. TENNTSON. ...

... MR KEiR HARDIE ON THE GOAL TRADE. Speaking at a largely-attended meeting held at the Limehouse 1 own-hall in support of the Nationalisation of Mines Bill, Mr J. Keir He-die, M.P.. said that the Bill he had intro- duced had been fitly described as the ...

... Qtjeen and H.R.K. Princes* Marie of Greece, the Princess -s BeaJaice. Victoria Maud, and Hcheniohe use Koso for the Halt. anC .speak very highly of it. Tlie letters mav be area a* iiie offices of the Koko-Bdaricopas Co.. lit-d.. io, Bcvia Marks, London. Sold ...

... appeared in the papers is tnue, but I have no explanation to make I am O'ntirelv in your hands. Mr D. DAVIKS Perhaps a great many speak* privately, bat I do so publicly. I propose that! the Board form a committee to discuss the matter. Mr EVANS (Blaenavon) seconded ...

... cheeked em *^cri»tr and JesTrijig the buildinf. The ofiicors of 'the Sndrian contingent, w bo •BTived Mhoetly 'after -the speaking beg^n, ware •imilarly honouved. Dtvr.ng the evening selec- fctons of music were perforewd masked bands -of '■ the three regiments ...

... able to resume work about a month afterwards. Mdlle. is still confined to her bed, though she is progressing favourably. Speaking causes much pain, and she communicates with her attendants by writing. She was very anxious to know whether the wounds would ...

... Non- sense.) Then again, why (Voices Oh. shut un Don't get excited.) He intended to speak uuti' ne had finished ( Bravo, and laughter). Mr Thatcher proceeded to speak of the inconvenient arran^a-cm of the church. Mr. KINMONTH: Are you going to separate ...

... auswer lias pf ceeded from the companies they main silent, dumb. The directors are, pareutly, deaf also, for neither they speak, bear, or heed. Demonstration^ press strictures, memorials, appeals have all, far, been in vain; the evils remain, the retortf* ...

... business. He thought those who had just started in business liked to show their power. But they had to catch every straw, so to speak, as they were making their business, and, therefore, their difficulties ought to be appreciated. Mr J. A. STACEY, in seconding ...

... or his belongings. The new Order in Council is so far novel 'and satisfactory that it is beforehand with the disease, so to speak, and has not been delayed until cholera has been actually introduced among us. GALA DAY or THE CARDIFF ODDFELLOWS.—The Odd- ...

... is some years since the town enjoyed such im- munity. When it is also seen that fever was only credited with 5, such facts speak highly of its excellent sanitary arrangements. The low morta- lity in the present return is, however, mainly due to less prevalence ...