SPEAK OF MILUNEBY
... SPEAK OF MILUNEBY. JACKETS, OR COSTUMES, ...
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SPEAK OF MILLINERY,
... SPEAK OF MILLINERY, JACKETS, OR COSTUMES, ...
Impromptu Speaking
... Impromptu Speaking. The Holnworthy Literary and Debating Society adopted on Friday anew departure in their discussion scheme, viz., a secies of impromptu speeches. Six questions were written on separate slips of paper, carefully folded and placed in hat ...
THE SECUETAUY SPEAKS
... THE SECUETAUY SPEAKS. I'llli IN THE WEST. Thera w«» » fall *w in the W**»t of England very early on I uesday morning, nccompanied by a etonuy wind. The road* were covered to a depth several inches, and bitterly cold. The tomperatare ro- Dtaiuea very low ...
LORD SALISBURY TO SPEAK
... LORD SALISBURY TO SPEAK AT PLYMOUTH. At meeting Western Division of the National Union of Conservative Associations held Bristol, on Thursday, it was stated that tbe council bad decided to bold annual meeting at Plymouth in July, when the Marquis of alia ...
Ancient Speaking Trumpets
... for strengthening the voice of a weak bass singer, but never conceived the idea of speaking with at a distance. The latest person who investigated the theory of the speaking trumpet was Lambert, according to whose idea the figure of a cone, if not the best ...
IF BABY OOULD SPEAK
... IF BABY OOULD SPEAK. First Day. Wonderful! heavenly! At last this beautiful world! I breathe, freely breathe, and cry out what I think. rejoice the sunlight and blue Ay; in the freab, pure, cool air. I wonder why they that me away from all ala splendour ...
MISS GARLAND SPEAKS
... MISS GARLAND SPEAKS. Miss Garland, received with hearty applause, prefaced her lectnrc by referring to her last visit to Launceston, about six years eince. when Mr. Moulton first became the Liberal candidate for the Division. Passing to the subject of ...
LITTLE PLAIN SPEAKING
... LITTLE PLAIN SPEAKING. [ UITTt MV EIIITOR.] During the past week wo have received three letters from Camelford—one of private character and two others for publication, which we gladly give in another column—assorting that some irritation is felt in that ...
WHITE COULD HARDLY SPEAK
... WHITE COULD HARDLY SPEAK. The Daily Mail correspondent adds: General While and his *talT went to meet and welcome tho gallant band, who were met iu tbe principal street. It is difficult to say which shewed greatest pleasure, tho relieved or the relievers ...
PRISONER’S MANAGER SPEAKS FOB
... PRISONER’S MANAGER SPEAKS FOB Mr. John Durham Hunter, manager th» works where prisoner was employed, said prisoner was industrious, amiable, inoffensive, cheerful, and never displayed any sign morbid mania or madness. In the time from the murder to his ...
COULDN’T SPEAK ENGLISH
... COULDN’T SPEAK ENGLISH. At Whitechapel County Court, action brought by Moses Foldmann, a slipper-maker, for wages for work dene, the plaintiff professed that was unable speak English, are! his evidence was interpreted,—The defendant made statement the ...