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... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiff correspondent sends the following extraordinary story : A moat singular experience has just befallen a Rhondda collier, named David Davies, of Treherbert. lie was one of the many sufferers by the memorable explosion at I'enycraig ...
... PLAIN SPEAKING. One Breuille, charged with shouting Vive Garibaldi! and No intervention! some months back, and whose case has only just been finally disposed of, said to the court : In crying ' Vire Garibaldi!' I did not acclaim the tiresome chatterer ...
... PLAIN-SPEAKING. The principal speakers at the Irish Church defence meeting in Manchester on Tuesday night were present on the following day at a public breakfast in the Free-trade•hall Assembly Room. The speeches contained several curious pas..ages. The ...
... A MAN MAKES HIB LAST WILL AND SPEAKS HIS MIND. A short time since Mr. William Dunlop, of Gairbraid, Colborne Township, C.W. departed this life, leaving the following as his last will and testament. It is now being contested in Chancery in the district ...
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... And was Brady convinced there was no person present but It/Auld speak loudly in praise of the Baroness Wetiman. This toast was drunk with loud tritl continued cheering and was followed with the Glee— Here's a health to all good Lasses. Song— The Young ...
... THE FRENCH PAPERS speak of an enormous salmon, which the Rhine fishermen have sent to Paris. It is said to be about 9ft. long, about 3301 b. in weight, and to have been purchased by the keeper of a restaurant for £44. It is a pity that the whereabouts ...
... The French liberal journals, which habitually support the cause of Italian unity, are appalled by Garitildi's rashness, and speak with the utmost anxiety of the prospects o f Italy. The Temps says:— Italy is, perhaps, on the eve of a most perilous crisis; ...
... did not speak to any one. I spoke to myself ; and, indeed, I have lost nothing. It is a recollection.' She said this with great volubility, and with so sweet a voice that I was encouraged to continue the conversation. A recollection I inquired. 'Tee, ...
... Speaking of working men, however, I see that, under the presidency of the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, the bakers are endeavouring to establish an Institute of Registry, where men may at all times resort for social intercourse and recreation, andwliere masters ...
... purposes ; or, in other words, ireniedaries are amongst camels, I speak of Arabia Petrna, what hunters, hacks, and racehorses are with us amongst horses—simply the better bred animals of a common stock. The ordinary pace of a baggage camel, or one led ...
... “I, l * and “I,” and “I,”eaid aereral of the women present, speaking boldly and loudly, and yet with ■beep-faced, sidelong glance their respective hnsbnade they (poke, for tho collier is commonly master and lord in hie own cottage, and has no sympathy ...