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... also resigned, and was to succeeded by Mr. Boulton Mr. Cameron. Mr. Moren WM talked of Sir Allan M'Nab's successor in the Speak- ership. The news of the settlement of the Oregon question was received with great joy in Canada. It is said in the] Montreal ...
... with an abundance of curly black hair, and a sharp, reetlesseye. is able and fluent, but not so deep be tries appear, and speaks like a school-boy who bas indifferently learnt his lesson, and fears to spoil it by forgetting some of the words ; to prevent ...
... follow the use of it. The following extraordinary cure is selected from the many hundreds of unsolicited testimonials, and will speak for its decided efficacy. To Mr. W. Lambert, Chemist, 20, Jermyn Street, Haymarket, London. Sir, â I cannot refrain from ...
... Railroads. By this means he reached Ostend, and thence crossing to London, succeeded, with rare intelligence, although not speaking a word of English, in reaching cur office without moment's delay. He arrived at six o'clock, and bad thus performed the journey ...
... issuing of the notice and the occupation of the territory are perfectly pacific acts. Of such drivelling it is impossible to speak seriously. cau easily understand that it has great delight to the Western members, and caused great sadness to Mr. Adams' personal ...
... imagined, and the finest face d.t-hzurt any tt.e teeth are 1 >st, and disairceal le SSMW is Wb« the teeth are l, there is. when speaking, smiling especinlh , afascinati .n ■patent, which preventsfurth examination of the count nautc. The new Incorrodible Teeth ...
... and in confirmation of ihis, 11. FISHER has great pleasure in referring to tho following Parties who have used them, and can speak to their utility : * George Dyson, Ejq, Braith- Wigfull, Joshua, Esq., well. Conisbro'. Thompson, Mr., d^. Lawton, Mr., Wood ...
... wbich he there speaks of clause 16. It had reference to the assurances which had been given by Mr. Hawkshaw and Mr. Darbishire that the amounts were to be. greatly reduced. 3rd. I was not present at the meeting of which Mr. Darbi- shire speaks, at Fenton's ...
... Locock's Wafers, which at once cured him. A. Whitaker. Cures of Pulmonary Consumption. Dec. 5, 1845. — (Jentlenien, — 1 can speak of your Wafers myself, with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of Pulmonary Consumption, and they ...
... the use of it. The following , •Ktraordinary cue is selected from the many hundieds | of unsolicited testimonials, and will speak for its decided To Mr. W. Lambert, Chemist, 20, Jermyn Street, Ebfmarket- London. . Sir 1 cannot refrain fiom acknowledging ...
... extent of 2,324,950/., while our annual revenue is upwards of 86,000/., and our accumulated capital, 339,846/. These facts speak for themselves, and afford ample room for congratulation as to the prosperous state of the Society's affairs. There are some ...
... disqualifications lor the discharge of the sacred obligutiens ol marriage, and to the thought- less voutb, whose loilio, (to speak mildly,) have entailed upon him debility, and disfiguring disease- in their worst loiuis: therefore the Silent Friend will ...