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Thence after dinner to White Hall, to attend the Duke of York, where I did let him know, too, the troublesome life we lead, and particularly myself, by being obliged to such attendances every day as I am, on one Committee or another.
So said the Planet, and as the number of attendances at Martin and Davenports' fell from 820 on the night of the challenge to 89 on the succeeding night, whilst the Modern Sorcery Company's Hall was filled to overflowing, there was every prospect of its prediction being verified.
Ferdinand had nothing to object against this established rule, though he looked upon it as a bad omen, in spite of all the solicitor's confidence and protestations; and he was not a little confounded, when, looking into the contents, he found himself charged with 350 attendances.
The meetings of women and girls only draw better attendances, give far more opportunity for all the members to take part in the business, and beyond all question form the finest training ground for the women leaders who inconsiderable numbers are needed so badly in the woman's side of the trade-union movement today.
"You sent her to see him on the chance of her finding him there in the Mayor's Parlour?" "There was no chance about it. I knew as a good many other people did that just then Wallingford spent almost every evening in the Mayor's Parlour." "Had you ever visited him in the Mayor's Parlour during these evening attendances of his?" "Oh, yes several times!" "By this communicating door?" "Certainly.
Probably his sentiments towards the young man himself were responsible for some of his discontent with his own impartial justice, however emphatically he rejected the idea. There is nothing like a course of short attendances at the bedside of a patient to generate an affection for its occupant, and in this case everything was in its favour.
Attendances divisions perfectly scandalous!" "Well, here he is, in triumphantly for somewhere else with all sorts of delightful prospects!" Lady Tranmore sighed. Her white fingers paused in their task. "That, of course, is because now he's a personage. Everything'll be made easy for him now. My dear Mary, they talk of England's being a democracy!"
The close at Lincoln was walled round in Edward II.'s reign, as evil-doers resorted thither and made attendances at night services dangerous, and to the same period is assigned a like protection of the close at Salisbury. Edward I.'s patents authorizing these walls of 1344 are both printed in the "Registrum Roffense."
And unless, in some measure, that result is arrived at in our cases, our religion, let it be as orthodox as you like, our faith in the redemption of Jesus Christ, let it be as real as you will, our attendances on services and sacraments, let them be as punctilious and regular as may be, are all 'sounding brass and tinkling cymbal. Get side by side with God; that is the purpose of all these, and fellowship with Him is the climax of all religion.
C. will favour him with an order on his agent for twenty pounds on account. "For there have been many little consultations and attendances of late, sir," observes Vholes, turning over the leaves of his diary, "and these things mount up, and I don't profess to be a man of capital.
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