... which he has kindly farnashed. lO, To bis very lucid and striking statements, which I enclose, I can or add nothing; tey speak for themselves: but I mtay. oberve - that on his leaving Lincolnshire it was the decided impression of all his friends both ...

... resolution. le Mr. TALL said hie perhaps was out of order in then e le offering to speak err the orotion. IC The TOWN CLER K-No; as seconder of the pre- 0-vious question you. ean speak nosw. Mr. TAU.L-Thlis is not either the time or tire pisce for discussing tire ...

... resident the Establishment, thus affording the young Ladies a superior opportunity of acquiring correctness and fluenev in speaking the French Language. Positions and (lymnastic Lxcrciscs will receive their due share of earefui attention. Master*, r*f approved ...

... the Establishment, an thus affording the young Ladies a superior opportunity of occ al acquiring correctness and fluency in speaking the French Pa Lr- anguage. ye Positions and Gymnastic Exercises will receive their due share of careful attention. of Masters ...

... ('uudcii would atultify iU«lf coming to the proposed resolution Mr. Tall hui perhaps was out of order in then offering to speak tt.c motion. The Cllre—No; seconder of the previous •juCkt.on you e«.. s(«cak now. Mr. Fall.—'lbis U not either the time or ...

... ihe usual routine of faa'ing. purging, icier* ing, bad to resorted to. This I bad four times to the two months, and thro speaking aloud reading aloud mud* mo a great deal worse ; and strength waa far gone that any little exertion in walking or working ...

... three or four other witnesses who traced the try time up to the hour that they went to bed, and two farmers Wn were called to speak to character. ,of Mr. Archbold having replied, the Chairman summed up, I lat and the Jury, after being locked up for a considerable ...

... fell into the sea. He then remainodsix days before the ad Shavmut hove in sight, and when taken on board he was unable to speak or walk, but the medical skill of the cap- ly tain saved his life, bying been forty-nine days withoat food tx or water. ,g ...

... the Establishment, set thus affording the young Ladies a superior opportunity of in acquiring correctness ard fluency in speaking the French ker Language. n Positions and Gymnastic Exercises will receive their p due share of careful attention. in en- ...

... question* connected with the object of the Paper are also given weekly m great detail. And although the Paper not, strictly speaking, Agricultural Journal, yet tt contains fud Reports of the 1 roceedings of the Royal Agricultural .Society, and much valuable ...

... him loose, and he fell into the sea. then remained six day* before the Shawmut hove in sight, and when taken was unable to speak walk, but the medical »kill the captain saved his life, having been loity-tiUMi days without loud water. AVLUAGE AND DUTY GRAIN ...

... 01 the barsk r is out attrilbutablsl to itmprudencee in any of the partners in itteir vitli owvn exrpenditure. [Cheers.] I speak weils petfect confideoce err lens this point, and I say ott the best authority, you twill thint syies I On thle circunistances ...