... beauty and regularity of feature not to be obtained by any other method. .These Teeth are well recommended for Eating and Speaking, fact when once they have been worn the patient cannot exist without them. They are fitted in the mouth without the extraction ...

... results the proposal, one or two o her alternative methods calcula- Wa'er °, . point - '* did to the Lommit i ee he intended to speak quite I y ° the case ot tbe when they got before the House of might not be alto-ether so strong as S was before the House of ...

... that the desire has been well considered, and that it has been expressec in the loudest tones those who are entitled to speak for the Protestant inhabitants the province? You spe-.k the Protestants in the portion Ulster capable of being dealt with ...

... n,„„t hold this morning, M _ -•25 of her husband, who had been » i about half-past six in the evening, never eating, or speaking to anyone. He read the papers nntil 10 SO when he went out and never returned. During'the t week previous to his disappearance ...

... r *. restoring to the patient that beauty and °' feature not obtained any other method. f arc recommended for Eating and Speaking, jo. fact when once they have been the patient cannot exist without them. They are fitted in the mouth without the mn^° °' ...

... opinion had been moving toward good in all such respects throughout the reign of the Queen. had beeu too much the custom to speak of this material progress as the one factor of national happiness, or at least as the guarantee of all the rest. A great i ...

... But imagiuo H.R.H. jousting! Crimean veteran an e_-Adjutant of the Guards, who has just returned from Turkey, writing to me, speaks the magnificence of the Tuikish troops; they the finest troops I ever saw, and they would walk over our line battalions. ...

... ink, but as singing is disallowed and yelling only permitted in the House, and as English members are rarely permitted to speak by the Irish, Mr. Lockwood has adapted his last art, and turned pen and ink artist the House. He libels all sections of the ...

... company, and I think speakintr of the five, members for tho borough of Sheffield, and the mem ber for the county Hallamshire, speak of srentlemen wdio represent the whole of the views of those I see before on the present occasion. It would have been a very ...

... heauty and regularity of feature not to be obtained by any other method, .■these Teeth arc well recommended for Eating' and Speaking, fact when once they have been worn the patient cannot *xist without them. They are fitted in the mouth without 'be extraction ...

... LOCAL MEMBERS ON THE MINES BILL. Mr. PxCKAED, speaking the House of Commons last night, said he thought was Bill far the check-weighing was concerned. If they accepted tho Bill it stood the chock-weigher instead of having one employer of labour would ...

... sacred existences, to harm but the tip of whose horn, is unpardonable offence. Accordingly they deem that now is the time for speaking out, and expressing their horror at the sacrilege which we, as nation, commit upon the holy bodies of bulis and cows; and ...