Mistress. 'Norah, do you ever repeat anything you hear...?' Domestic. 'The Saints forbid, Mum!'Mistress."Norah, do you ever repeat anything you hear the master and myself say to each other when we have a slight difference of opinion?"Domestic."The Saints forbid, Mum!"
Mistress."Norah, do you ever repeat anything you hear the master and myself say to each other when we have a slight difference of opinion?"
Domestic."The Saints forbid, Mum!"
"Dr. R. C. Ghostley, of Edmonton, was in the city last week and attended Sir Oliver Lodge's lecture."—Canadian Paper.
"Dr. R. C. Ghostley, of Edmonton, was in the city last week and attended Sir Oliver Lodge's lecture."—Canadian Paper.
"W. W. ——, the Rugby International forward, won his third success in four days at Chesham Oddfellows' and Foresters' sports yesterday, when he took first prize in the 10 yards open event, with 7½ yards start, in92⁄5sec."—Daily Paper.
"W. W. ——, the Rugby International forward, won his third success in four days at Chesham Oddfellows' and Foresters' sports yesterday, when he took first prize in the 10 yards open event, with 7½ yards start, in92⁄5sec."—Daily Paper.
His strong point, we gather, is not speed but staying-power.
"Unfortunately, the Dora regulations against free speech and printing were never taken before the High Court, and our ancestors will wonder at our timidity."—Daily Herald.
"Unfortunately, the Dora regulations against free speech and printing were never taken before the High Court, and our ancestors will wonder at our timidity."—Daily Herald.
We understand that SirA. Conan Doylehas already received several urgent messages on the subject.
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