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... body ; their treatment and cure without Doctors. A very valuable little work.”—Era. HOW TO SPEAK AND WHAT TO SAY, shewing the erroia of daily occurrence in speaking and writing: SAMUEL BIRD, Publisher, 16 Whitcomb Street, Pall Mall, London. ...
... MARCH. GRAND EVENING Cinematograph- Concert. Welcome Return Visit Stonehaven Nr and Mrs DOVE PATERSON. With their famous “Speaking Pictures,” Including “THE ONLY WAY. the Gai°ty. Aberdeen in one week Fifteen Thousand people paid to .see Martin Harvey’s ...
... body ; their treatment and cure without Doctors. A very valuable little work.”—Era. HOW TO SPEAK AND WHAT TO SAYshewing the errors of daily occurrence in speak ing and writing! SAMUEL BIRD, Publisher, 16 Whitcomb Street, Pall Mall, London. ...
... body ; their treatment and cure without Doctors. A very valuable little work.”—Era. HOW TO SPEAK AND WHAT TO SAY, shewing the errors of daily occurrence in speaking and writing*. SAMUEL BIRD, Publisher, 16 Whitcomb Street, Pall Mall, London. ...
... The prosecutor. Ah Ching, speaks the Quantnng dialect, and one of the witnesses, Ah Lee, the Shantung dialect. By means of the two interpreters, the one who spoke the Shantung dialect not being able to speak English, speaking to Woodfofd, and he in his ...
... and body ; their treatment and cure without Doctors. very valuable little work.”—Era. TO SPEAK AND WHAT TO SAY XL shewing the errors of daily occurrence in speak ing and writing: SAMUEL BIRD, Publisher, 16 Whitcomb Street, Pall Mall, London, ...
... Tuesday evening Mr G. H. Kinnear, headmaster, Drumlitlre Public School. Mr Kinnear, who «aid he was speaking not on behalf of schoolmasters, but a layman speaking for the good of the Empire, emphasised the great importance of education in all ite branches if ...
... continue t» express the greatest anxiety and impatience for the arrival «f the allied fo ce ...
... been advocated, which is as follows: —For the Brat ten davs speaking prohibited. allow rest to’ tire voice, and constitues the preliminary stage treatmemt. During the next ten days speaking is permissible in a whispering voice, atid, in tlie course of ...
... alier Poets. The following are extracts from his poetical effusions : AYE SPEAK WEEL O’ SOAIEBODY! . ! speak ill naehody; ! speak ill naehody. Put, if quiet we be, Lai’s speak weel o’ somebody! The chittViu’ wife upraises strife, As through the toun she ...
... ” ♦ The Times Paris correspondent writes—“ despatch from Brussels speaks of the Russian loss, on the Bth, as considerable.” the same writer says that private letters from Vienna speak not very encouragingly of the disposition of Austria towards tbe allied ...
... week, and saw Her eyelids ted with weeping, I inquired The cause; she burst into flood tears; And when I saw she could not speak, I took Her little hand in mine and wept with her. After while aha told me, ’midst her sobs, That her dear brother, whom she ...