... finding himself able to speak, asked his friend if he was killed. 'No, replied his companion, he not dead but speechless. Now, as there were other imports Lit speakers to follow him, and as he should have other opportunities to speak to them upon the subject ...

... of one whose occasions m sp u le n n ifi di c d en li e br i a t li t h y a t sPo o whe e e .. I been a pleasing dut y to speak of. Withort num erating the many i handsome aid h as been rendered tb the upon various charitable institutions of the town ...

... and the Neighbourhood, to his New and very Superior Method of Inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Which for firmness in eating, speaking, and general beauty of natural appearance, cannot be surpassed. Mr. W. supplies Teeth, mounted on GOLD, DENTAL ALLOY, and ...

... here, in heaven at God's right had I beg you will accept my warmest thanks for your beautiful gift. I must say farewell. Speaking on his own behalf, he said: After labouring for four years and a quarter the Lord has caßed me to part of His - you, another ...

... and the Neighbourhood, to his N ew and ver y Superior Method of Inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Which for firmness in eating, speaking, and general beauty of natural appearance, cannot be surpassed. Mr. W. supplies Teeth, mounted on GOLD, ALLOY, and VuLcomrs ...

... , and the Neighbourhood, to his New and very Superior Method a Inserting ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Which for firmness in eating, speaking, and general beauty of natural appearance, cannot be surpassed. Mr. W. supplies Teeth, mounted on Gold), DENTAL Auks, and ...

... resolution, and said he had attended the annual meetings of the Society for 87 years, but he had never known a better one, better speaking, or their having a better Chairman.—The Chairman and Mr. Jackson having briefly responded, the meeting separated. At intervals ...

... upon application from a local authority merge a portion of an adjoining rural district in its district.—Mr. R. 'auks., in speaking against annexation, said the Bridlington people cared very little about it, as was shown by the fact that, upon the motion ...

... and the Neighbourhood, to his New and very Superior Method of Inserting • ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Which for firmness in eating, speaking, and general beauty of natural appearance, cannot be surpassed. Mr. W. supplies Teeth, mounted on GoLD, DENTAL ALLOT, and ...

... reputed fortune. Ellen listened very eagerly for Laura's reply. It was a true woman's answer—an indirect one. When will women speak to the purpose? Laura did not say whether Philip Osborne was or was not agreeable to her; she spoke of his father, his probable ...

... half an hour before. Ellen felt so very angry at what she termed the duplicity of Laura, that she could not trust herself to speak; but, on entbring the gorgeous little room, she found it empty. A murmur of voices, however, met her ears. The boudoir communicated ...

... after him. Want of space compels us to abreviate the notice, but we hope on a future occasion to return to the subject, and to speak more fully of the additions made to the sum of human knowledge by this gentleman, who has so suddenly passed away. ...