... with his long clay pipe and somewhat savage philosophy, was at home on the .Thames embankment enthroned as the sage of Chelsea. He preached about the value of silence and talked more than anybody else, — he thundered, as he only could thunder, against ...

... Cm t% ii li.. clay pipe and somewhat. p:0h,,,. 1 .11 ) , WAS ILI home on the Thames Embankment, enthroned as the Sage of Chelsea Ile preached the value of silence—and talked more, and more bitterly, than anyb.sly else, lie thundered, as he alone could ...

... is don, Leaving no memorial but a world Made better by their lives. Simple and unostentatious in his life, he desired no flowers at his death. We cannot but think that he remembered a favourite quatrain often quoted by the late Mr. William Challiuor— ...

... The Economics of War. a matter of great interest arid importance. The meeting will commence at 6 p.m. as usual. MELLOR'S Show Room now open with a nice selection of Xmas Cards and Winter Games, useful presents, etc.-48. Derby street, Leek. BELGIANS ...

... quickest way td Vyners, Mr. Fenning's house, upon which he o.ered at once to go with her, and show her a short cut leading through the plantations to the flower gardens of the Squire's home. Bianca gladly accepted hie offer. She disliked lonely walks, as ...