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... THE WAR. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, in speaking at Cambridge on Saturday night, said throughout the war the country had been worthy of the soldiers at tho front. The people had »rne ill-success with fortitude, and was certain thtkt. as they had fortitude ...
... clerk of that committee, he should refer to the members of that committee with due respect, and not refer in his letter when speaking of a particular member as ‘one individual.’ He (Mr. Lumley) had every right to his opinion, just much as the chairman had ...
... montories, 1,000 lakes, 2,000 rivers, and 10,000 islands. Wife Do you know, Mr. Deffer is so deaf he can hardly hear his wife speak.' Hubby (absent-mindedly): 'Some men are lucky.' Frank I hear that young Simpkins started to commit suicide when his girl jilted ...
... face their daily toil with Dr Tibbies' Vi-Cocoa, and they can then brave the fury of the elements with equanimity. The writer speaks from personal experience and from observation of beneficial effects on others. Tea opens the pores and tempora- rily excites ...
... CI.ERK, accustomed to Short hand and Type-writing, gal ary, £75 per annum, without allowances or pto»- paet pension. Welsh speaking desirable. Applications, with testimonials, to forwarded to the undersigned not later than a.m. Thursday, sth March, I ...
... upwards of 20,000 breech-loading rifles. The population of Constantinople are greatly irritated against England, whom they speak of as morally respon- sible for the misfortunes of Turkey. Erzeroum has been completely invested since the 9th inst. The Standard ...
... Barrett (flautist). The accompanists were Mr. M. W..Griffiths, Mos.Bac., Mr. W. H, Pyemont, and Miss Blodwen Williams. We cannot speak too highlv of the very excel- lent performance of this difficult oratorio, and the talented conductor deserves much praise ...
... evidence, the womau's injuries were swollen chin, bruised lips, with five front teeth louse, and she was unable to swallow or speak distinctly. warrant had been issued against the defendant, but he surrendered himself the police at Mold, where stated that ...
... Evenings before, and may be had of all Newsvendors. 'HIT A. N TITANTED once, ASSISTANT for v the Grocery. 22. liu •«. Welsh speaking essential.—Apply.with full potticalary,to Harrison Jones & Co. uenbigh. WANTED, Housekeeper for a farm. Able take charge ...
... kinds of work that must be prejudiced by delay. On heavy lands seed sowing lias thus far been a tire- some business, and, speaking generally, it may be safely said that up to this time potato planting has made but poor pro- gress. The spring flowers that ...
... MR. HERBERT LEWIS, M. P., ON WELSH NATIONAL POLICY. A TRIBUTE TO MR. GEE. Speaking on Friday, at a sale of work held in the clubrooms of the Liverpool Young Wales Society, Mr. Herbert Lewis, M.P., said he supposed he had been invited partly because he ...
... —Established over a Century—67a, Lord Streetj Liverpool, and 103, Market Street, Manchester. Can a man I with no mind to speak of speak II his mind ? ...