... purpose. About a year and a half ago few ladies met at his house, and after some consideration formed themselves into a working party and committee for carrying out this object. And he had been assured that they never met without accomplishing some business ...

... for GARDEN SEATS, CHAIRS, and MOWING MACHINES, of any make, at Maker's Prices. A Liberal Discount on large Orders, and to Parties Furnishing. Also a quantity of Builders' Ironmongery to be disposed of Cheap PATRONIZED HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, H.R.H. the ...

... containing much valuable advice as to their future life, &c. The proceedings were then brought to a close, and the large party retired, headed by the instrumental band. Great credit is due to the committee, especially to Mr. Stott, conductor of the singing ...

... all that, and there were a good many spectators on the ground: Host Spratley, of the Flying Dutchman Inn, provided for the party with his usual care, so that all were satisfied. The following is the match as played:— HILDENBOROUGH.—Ist INNINGS. G. Goldsmith ...

... were gold pieces; but they often reached the sums of thousands of francs. One evening, at the termination of one of these parties, the English ambassador suddenly dived beneath the table, and began fumbling on the carpet. * What is your Excellency about ...

... and Tunbridge Wells, for a friendly game of cricket on the Tunbridge Wells Common. After fully enjoying the game, the entire party returned to Calverleyroad, and partook of substantial dinner, kindly provided by the employers, and presided over by Mr. George ...

... Bench bound the complainant over in the sum of to keep the peace • for six months, and ordered her to pay the costs, Bs. The (parties then left the Court.— Superintendent Embery said that Mr. Cameron, a gentleman who was staying in the town, had done a very ...

... heaven cherish and keep you from yours truly John Smith.' SalisburyCathedralSpire.—A sexton in Salisbury Cathedral was telling party of visitors that eight people had dined at the top of the spire; upon which a wit remarked that they must have been very sharp ...

... those adversaries a high compliment We are not careful to acquit the Tories of every fault, or to ascribe infallibility to any party of human beings. This, however, we assert —that if Tories have acted wrongly they have acted against their principles, while ...

... arranged that the case should stand over, in order to see whether some amicable arrangement could not be effected between the parties, it being understood that it would be put on the list for next term in the event of no arrangement being made. Fashionable ...

... now in the Ordnance Survey Office at Southampton. During the present year, a larger area will be added to our knowledge. The party consists of Lieutenant Conder, R.E., Mr. C. F. Tyrwhitt Drake, and three non-commissioned officers —Serjeant Black, Corporal ...

... engenders an unpleasant impression that it is a matter of perfect indifference who succeeds to the spoils of office, for the party triumphs, though the nation suffers. Descending lower in the political scale, we find the same ignorance of the duties of ...