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

... amidst the graw, Where'er in the huge Capital's full sight, This shall pass. Man's ringing cheer and w omnn radrmt emile, Speak love tor England's Queeu and our dear Isle. I And Punch whose memory scans fifty years. Whose patriot forecast broods o'er ...

... Commons had scarcely got thiough any business of contentious character, while the House «f Lords was far in advance of hem. Speaking of the question of allotment! as one in which be was particularly interested, he said (not for the fiist time by any means) ...

... 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 tho patient cannot exist without them. They are fitted in the mouth without the extraction ...

... rev. Chairman then d livered short add* ess, expressing the pleasure it afforded him to be present, They co'dd, he .said, speak more than he could theb'essmgs received riming past fifty years, and; he tlv'iisrht most desirable that they have op- ; of ...

... BRIGHT (S., Manchester) deprecated the pa-sing of an Act to take away the employment women. Mr. CONYBEARE (3., Cambourne), speaking for the women employed connection with the Cornish mines, said they preferred that work domestic service. Mr. PICKARD (S ...

... tly rotten, partly distorted i —person, but may read with advantage numbers i who could not understand work mine, because speak of things they never saw never attended to, I extremely dislike Kingsley's tragedy myself, but it other people like hearing ...

... fine weather, number of anglers took advantage of Tuesdays holiday to visit the rtver. The result was disappointing. When speaking of the Rother in refereuce to angling, it should be borne in mind that all its claims to be considered a fishing stream end ...

... as 28s per ton at the furnac s. Some people discern in the manufactured trade a slight change for the better, but, locally speaking, the improvement not confirmed, either demand or price. At the foundries little work of more than ordinary importance is ...

... Mr. Gladstone always spoken, and why did he still apeak, one assembly for the management of Iri*h affairs? Why did lie not speak in tlie dual plural number? If h« admitt'd the principle would be consent to such a complete and thorough remodeling °J the ...

... B. Robertson, Solicitor-General for Scotland. Last night meetings were held at Fodehole. To-night Lord C. Beresford will speak at Holbeach, Mr. J. C. Lawrance Whaplade, Mr. R. W. P. Fitzgerald, at Tydd, Mr. W. T. Marriott at Humberts Bridge and Kirton ...

... I'm very busy. Smoke a cigarette, and keep quiet. After some time the servant came in, and told Trevor that the wanted to speak to him. Don't run away, Hughie, he said, he went ont, I will be back in moment. The old beggar-man took advantage of ...