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... IRISH SOCIETY for PROMOTING the SCRIPTURAL EDUCATION and RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION the Irish-speaking Population chiefly through the Medium of their own Language. Established 1818. HELP is urgently requested on behalf of the above Society, which has suffered ...
... Speaking to the students of Glasgow a few years ago, as their Rector, Gladstone said —Quit yon like men; be strong; and the effort which you make to-day will give you fresh strength for renewed effort to-morrow. ' Lord Salisbury gave similar advice last ...
... Lord Harris, speaking a Conservative banquet at Whistabie on Wednesday night, said he thought that it was only fair that before the mind of every man in this country should be placed this contrast, the contrast between the action of General Gordon in ...
... “The Greatest Failure of Modern Times.” —Mr William Saunders, Gladstonian member for Walworth, speaking on Wednesday night at the Westminster Liberal Club on labour ami politics, said in future they must think not of party, but of class, and he had to ...
... DEAF, MUTES TAUGHT TO SPEAK AND UNDERSTAND SPEECH on tho Oral System, Lady Trained to Instruct the Deaf by Mr. Van Asch. Also for those who have become Deaf after acquiring Speech. I LESSONS LIP-READING, rendering Flaent Conversation possible. DEFECTS ...
... Parnell has not yet fixed a date to speak in * A Lancashire Shoemaker and tiie _ Mr Gladstone received a birthday card from Moscrop. a Lancashire working'shoe,. of the two millions received a letter thanks from the Premie.-. ...
... A sergeant was out of patience with an awkward recruit. Never approach the horses from behind without speaking, he exclaimed ; if you do, kick that thick head of yours, and the end of it will be that shall have nothing but lame horses iv the squadron ...
... WIDOW, of Switzerland, who speaks French, German, aud a little English, wishes to return to her own Country ; has beeti accustomed to the care of Children, and is widiag, required, continue her services the Continent, as Nurse or Housemaid. respectable ...
... The Earl of Lichfield, speaking at the meeting of the Craven Evangelical Union .j^ 1 Leeds Tuesday, pointed out how the laityj/ be of far more service to the Church than tlw # yet been, and expressed the hope that couragement would be forthcoming from ...
... Edward of Solway House, nearSillcth.Cum - berland, writes June 1884 :- I feel it duty to speak in the highest possible manner of Denniss' FilLs, both for your good and the good of the pubUc at large. For more than fitly years my family constantly ...
... Edward Holmes, of House, Silloth, Cumber - lanu, writes June 3rd, : 1 tee] my uuty to speak in the highest possible mannei ' Dennis's Puis,' both for your j.ouU and the good the public large. more than ' fty years my family constantly used your Pills ...
... Cure of Consumption in Newcastle by Dr. Looock's Pulmonic Wafers. Gentlemen, —I can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest conMcnce, having recommended them in many case* of pulinonaty consumption, and they have always afforded relief wheu everything ...