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... AN ASTRODOGE SPEAKS Of His Craft and His Clients. Is superstition dying oat? Judging from au to interview which one of our contributors had with a well-known astrologer (says Ti-iBits) we should I say it is not. Our informant claians to have rr foretold ...
... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS.x; III The following circumstancIes, drawn from the sonal experience of Mr. Isaac Whick, of Borough Arms, Dudley-street. Wedsesburv, SD important and really remarkable that t cannot help but be of interest atid value to; readers:- ...
... mounth well an)d roundly. speak to the last person visible, and give yowselt 6 tirme.' There is no doubt that if tles coucise tl instructions were followed, listeners would have h a happier experience. The phrilase ' speak to th? hlst orrEou, visible ...
... SPEAKING OF LONG AGO. To-day, as I pen tliese lines, on6' picture fronm the long-vanished pfst rises in my memory Cs clerlry as though it hanig on a will before ?wY very ey&s. it is of it boy aeout fourtoen years old, propped up in a greAr' arir nchdfir ...
... LORD ROSEBE RY SPEAKS. 1. 1.i LIBMRALISM AND IMPERTALISM. AN IMPORTANT PRONOUNCEMENT. Lord Rosebeiy was the principal guest on Friday nigh'. at a house diuner of the City of London Liberal Club, and after paying a warm tribute of respect to the memory ...
... ,ENGLAN D SPEAKS OJUT e BEFORE THE AMBASSADORS. THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. n A Reuter despatch from Constantinople alleges t that at the first meeting of the Ambassadors with LI Tewhiwk Pasha for the discussion of the terms of it peace the British, French ...
... ii THE PRINCE OF WALES SPEAKS I:| ON BEALTH:. In his able and timely renarzks-abethe opening. of the International Congrews of Hygiene, at St. . James's Hall, London, August 10bh, 1891, the Presi- f dent, the Prince of Wass, sidh- i Isghest t possiblc ...
... OA . POBTSMOUJTH, SATUBDAY, SEPT. 9. THE PUBLICANS AND THE MAGISTRATES.- Speaking at the Licensed Victuallers' meeting, An ltSA M lf . M~om it-- -- I _r1_11-0 -1 - V , > ULeUnllg, - on Wednesday, Mr. WESTCOTT, who is president of the association, and ...
... The Urmiis speaking oil ImalM a ...
... lie-tivant quickly turned to ,I'd the stranger and asked him: ras :Are you speaking to rue, sir ? I speak, was the reply, thoa speakest, he her speaks; we speak, you speak,.they speak. h Let the Luan ...
... the s English speaking race bade fair to be the pre- - dominant race in the world, and he believed that I at no very distant time by far the largest number of people speaking any one language in the world would be those who should speak the English e ...
... were wciling at froimIf61. to i81. 15s. each. SPEAK GENTLY! a Speak gently !-it is better far a, 'lTo rule. by love' than fear,' Spealti e-ethly-het not harsh words tar a The good wyO mright do here. Speak geutly. -Love doth whisper low' e The vows that ...