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... HOBBOX.—On the Bth inort, ii resident*, 5, Ferndale Terries, Hilderthorpe, John Speak Hobson, Ben., in his 71st year. Friends will kindly accept this intimation. ...
... silent, too touched to speak. And so,- she said in her ordinary voice, as if to end this revelation of herself, as surprising in its intensity as it was unusual. I will be patient end proud, and soberly aoquiesoe. Don't let me speak in this way again. ...
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... disorderly in the 9th inst. Os. costs.—John was charged with at Elation on the _ bad . some said and he (the speaker) mast `4 speak temperate, of it. dr lit bu ...
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... IMPORTANT LETTER MR. C. ROSSF.LI. RUBDITCH. Homocea Co., Birkenhead. 'Dear Sirs,—l cannot speak too highly of your en.. cenent Ointment 'Hommel,' In our family we seem to fly to it for every physical ache and pain, while the workers of our mission have ...
... should be brief as he wanted to be before.—The Chairman (interp osing), I never interfere with members who are speaking, and they may speak as long as they like, so long as they are in order.— Mr. Bradford's comment was some other time and he went on ...
... by political organisations to celebrate the event. Sir Frank Lockwood, speaking at York, paid a high tribute to Mr Glarb,tone's oratory, industry, and courage. Lord Ripon, speaking at Ripon, alluded to Mr. Gladstoue's work for Armenia and Ireland. ...
... The following testimonial of a certain patent medicine speaks for itself : 'Dear Sir,—Two mouths ago my wife could scarcely speak. She bee taken two bottles of your remedy, and now she . ant speak at all. Please send me two more chottlee. I wouldn't be ...
... Wolseley in the course of an article protesting against the freedom of the city of Dublin being conferred upon him i— We do not speak without knowledge when we say that it is a matter of common gossip that last year, during the debates on the Coercion Bill ...
... to lecture on Th. Agricultural Experiments of the Year. It was not, strictly speaking,a lecture, but rather a talk, in which the Professor had to feel his way, so to speak, in dealing with practical subjects; but when once en rapport with his audience ...
... THE LEICESTER ELECTION. Speaking at Coshill° on Saturday night, Mr. Ramsay MacDonald explained his attitude in the Leicester election and announced that the manifesto read at a Liberal platform was untrue, and that the message was telephoned from London ...