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... acknowledge, wrth many thanks, the following sums, either paid or promised : e. d. Mr. T. Harland, (2nd oontribution) lO 0 0 Miss Speak Already acknowledged 906 5 0 Contributions may be paid to the Bridlington Quay Branchee of either the York City and County ...
... left her • fortune. Her favourite pastime is playing with children and dolls, having a family of about l 5 of the latter. She speaks of herself little girl, and her favourite topic of con• venation is what she will do when she grows ...
... is universally claimed to be one of the most expert Oriental Crystal Gazers and Palmists. Although a native of India, she speaks splendid English, French, Italian, and other languages, but has all the mysticism of the Far East, and RECEIVES CLIENTS PRIVATELY ...
... is universally claimed to be one of the most expert Oriental Crystal Gazers and Palmists. Although a native of India, she speaks splendid English, French, Italian, and other languages, but haa all the mysticism of the Far East, and RECEIVES CLIENTS PRIVATELY ...
... The Capetown corre-potident of the London Mail telographa : Stet Dagblad, a Butch parr, declares leading offieials speak openly of war with England as inevitable, aver that it will lw carried right up to Table Bay. They declare that the sootier ...
... IN BRINK OF CIVIL WAR. GRANOILLOWS WARNING. YO 'AMY OFFICERS RESIGN: SITT =JOIN AFTIR, =PLANATION& Speaking at Huddersfield on Saturdey, Mr. Lloyd George said: We are confronted with the greatest issue since the days of the Stuarts. am here, on behalf ...
... hamlets. These two phases of its work were admirably described by the two gentlemen who attended as the deputation : Mr. Lester speaking for city work, and Mr. Murrell having been for some years a missionary to the Essex ...
... hold responsible positions. The poem is distinctly above the average and shows a sense of rhythm and graceful imagery that speaks of a truly poetic soul; and we shall be surprised if the world does not hear in the future the name of Basil Stephenson. ...
... 00ST OF THE SHOE STRUGGLE. • Mr. Inskip, general secretary of National Union of Shoe Operatives, speaking st limanden, announced that the Union had spent all the £60,000 of its reserve fund in lighting the battle against the Manufacturers' Federation; ...
... to live, to speak and to act with higher motives and nobler ideals. Shall I give you an example? Let it be found in the oak, the olive, and the vine. Be strong strong to act, to speak. Be true I to the right action, whatever the cost. Speak the truth, ...
... than that ch he delivered on the housing of the poor. He evidently felt the difference between addressing the of Lords and speaking at a charity dinner. Instead of sitting as he usually does, quietly on the Peet crass bench, the Prince flitted about restleesly ...
... THE ELECTION CAMPAIGN. Mr. Alexander McArthur, M.P., Mr. A. H. D. Anland, M.P., and Mr. Stuart, will speak in the Wellington to night in support of Mr. McArthur's candidature. Mr. Jarratt will preside. Mr. McArthur will address the elector; of Harpham ...