... to a dog) : * He’ll have to be muzzled acoording to the new regulations. —Tender-hem Female: “‘ Oh, how unkind of you to speak of such a thing before poor Ponto—spoiling his whole afterwoon! ...

... 11th, 1889. Sir,—By Law 45, it the umpires ordered the game to proceed, the side refusing to phdy lost the match, Strictly speaking the umpires should call ‘ play’; but I doubt whether this is usually done, and I should eay that the Hornby C. C. can claim ...

... student in May last, and has accomplished in three months what stndents as rule take six or twelve months in doing, a fact which speaks for itself. ...

... uninformed spectator. Thus one man will speak of another in unmeasured terms of repronch, and in the next breath ascribe to him every virtue under heaven. Of course everybody knows that in the first case he was speaking politically, and that makes all the ...

... plead ** Not guilty.” My mind was entively free from any desire to speak radely of Colonel Marton, and by this | .-an‘ acquitted, for **it is a principle of law that, ordinarily speak ing, a crime is not committed if the mind i ...

... an old man in whose garden Lie committoed & trespass, Lurge, who counts prison breaking among Lis other offences, n'flwd to speak during his tria? At DELIBERATE SUne., o, on Saty day, a weaver named Elizalwth Anderson py chased a quantity of carbolic acid ...

... against 107. Mr. C. Graham next moved an amendment calling attention to the social condition of the working classes, aud was speaking when the debate was adjourned. ANOTHER AMENDMENT.—THE ADDRESS ...

... THE REV, J, L. DAVIES, KIRKBY LONSDALE. The Rev. J. Llewelyn Davies, in the course of his sermon on Suaday morning lagt, speaking of troubles which way come upon uaiunexpectedly. said : “Let me refer here for a momeat to the sad incident of last Friday ...

... Senior Oxford—Distinction in English, . South Kensington—Botany, Chemistry, Drawi \ nhuhd success in Public Examinations speaks for the thoroughness of the fi:achins. In December last the two Candidates presented for the Cambridge Senior passed their ...

... prepared he, for one, did not entertain the faintest doubt t[’mt, at the next general election they would be entirely successful. Speak ing in the evening, Mr. Balfour claimed that the Government had onl{ used the Crimes Act to put down illegal combinations, ...

... has been stated that many disease germs enter .hm“th an open mouth. The mouth was not made for breathing, gflt for using and speaking. Thenose was made for bruthi:f. and the air passing through the long, moist, nasal passages, is purified, and leaves behind ...

... suit. * Captain Longton,” she said softly, “ you know well that there be reasons why I should not listen, and you should not speak words such as these.” *“ Indeed, my life, I do not.” “Dost thou think it no reason that thou art a soldier of him whom I despise ...