... business, but speaks of the mate a sad tyrannical fellow, continually quarrelling with the passengers, and Mihjecting them all sort* of annoyances. He complains of the flour and bi*cuit served out being of the worst quality, and speaks of the medicine ...

... in China, Sir John Stirling, in his despatches to the Admiralty, makes the following mention of-him : ** is impassible to speak too of toe American co operating party engaged. ihey were with the itattler, emulating each other in the thicket of the attack ...

... the loaf cost l0d. and can compare them with its present slice. Not only is there a voice, at least at three times a day, speaking to the working man in every ane syllable of his every meal, telling him how free trade has blessed hbt, but he sees it in ...

... Cambridge; we in- J! !' J* amusement of such of our readers as may feel inclined to grapple with itlf A speaks the truth three times out of five, and B speaks the truth twice out of five, what m the chance that the thing true which A affirms and B denies ? ...

... defendant. The letter, which was dated 3rd November, 1887, was read by Mr. Yate- Init the defendantsaidl that he wanted to speak to the stockbroker who induced him to take up the share; that he would be prepared to pay if he were obliged to do so but that ...

... large breadths of corn having been badly laid by the heavy rains and high winds experienced in July. It Is yet too early to speak positively as to the extent of the defi- ciency; but from all we have hitherto been enabled to collect, we are of opinion that ...

... respecting the wheat crop do not improve, and from those districts where cutting has made the greatest progress, the accounts speak most positively of the inj ur' which has been done by mildew, blight, Sac.; indeed coin- plaints have become so general as ...

... Ac., &e. There is nothing objectionable his regulation, regards home Bishops. The names of Enelifh townsiire, generally speaking, petty well sound•ll and tolerably adapted for surnames. But Bshopc (like all other blessinus) are extending to the colonies; ...

... secured in 1 le the sister isla cannot be questioned; and as that point most S1wr o a tine rentain uneertain, it id difficilt to speak ?? as to In tho probable ratogo of prices or grain. An errini n appear.i to be r. gaxoing ground thiat flue red Wheitt is not ...

... least, it does 'i not, as was predicted, inaugurate a retrograde 1 movement. Mr. Hardy, who is always in I good form, when he speaks for his party, chose c to discuss the religious phase of the question, ( and carried with him the sympathies of the I House ...

... that the period to be inquired into by the arbi- trator saould be from September 22 to the end of the year. Mr. Mawdsley, speaking on behaif of the operatives, said their decision was prac- tically unanimous against accepting the em- ployers' offer. No ...

... a of the Royal College Physicians London, by Dr. G.F.Collier, published Longman and Co.:— 44 is small defect in coalpi (speaking the 4 Pharmacopeia') have purgative mass but what contains ; yet know tbat hemorrhoidal persons cannot bear aloes except ...