... confederates in racing matters, and poor Cook placed the most implicit confidence in Palmer’s judgment. Of Palmer he would always speak familiarly * the Doctor.’ Once, in the month of October, Palmer was driving Cook to Rugely in gig, when the vehicle upset; ...

... gets bis speeches by it.” The member for Ayrshire, Sir James Fergusson, lectured the other night at Girvan on the war. When speaking of the Duke of Cambridge,” says the Ayr Advertiser, his words rose almost to the pitch of rapture. He had seen him sitting ...

... and he was closely questioned about his opinions, .as well his conduct. He seems to have given plain and simple replies speaking exactly as he had spoken in friends’ houses. A committee of seven was appointed to draw resolutions, when Mr. Hayden was ...

... some error, and is reprinting The committee’s rejoinder coming fortli, and is expected not couched the most honeyed terms. Speaking of the mysterious poisoning case Rugely, a contemporary states that some extraordinary letters have been intercepted, showing ...

... very remarkable fact that the restaurateurs and wine-sellers on the boulevards neither did nor dkred to do any business to speak of throughout the day. The vast multitudes were so interested with the stirring suht out of doors, that few sought for refreshment ...

... TJWN TALK. That go »d old slow cotc’i, Lor i Eldon, was fond of speaking about the “elejant simulicity” of the three per cents. I and the three per cents, are little acquaint© I with each other, and I dare not dispute his lordship's dictum ; but this ...

... and Persons with Weak Lungs. Testimonials have been received from numerous Physicians and Surgeons of the first eminence, speaking in the highest terms of its restorative qualities. A atatemeut Mr. Croft, late auiatant of Mr. Haft, Surgeon, Bridport, to ...

... the successor of Baron Parke—a judge who was distinguished for precisely similar qualities of mind. The Daily News after, speaking of the appointment in the highest terms, says:—Mr. Bramwell, our readers are already aware, has taken a prominent part in ...

... Another symptom, which ought to be favourable, is, that Russians of the highest class, both at Berlin ' and Vienna, are known speak in strong terms against the Prussian Cabinet. This, however, may hypocrisy, and the Austrian Ambassador here said to express ...

... admiration by their attentive and pleased features, and General Liiders frequently turned towards General Codrington, as if to speak his approbation at the appearance of the troops. As in the instance of the French review all branches of the army were the ...

... no attention to the chairman, unless he be lord. Their fine eyes exhibit no enthusiasm, but there they sit, careless of who speaks or of what is said, with their crochet work, as if that were the be-all and end-all of all their lives. The good people from ...

... gentlemen,” says the Board, “are the chief iinancial operations effected by our Association during the year ■•). now proceed to speak to you of mercantile undertakings organisation of which we have co-operated.” Then come details concerning Austrian railways ...