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... speak with the knowledge and authority of expert*. But whatever the outcome of the discusaion may be, the public should not forget that the case is one for the doctor of laws quite much as for the doctor of medicine, for the analyst evidence as much as ...
... MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. BOLE AGENT FOR THE PIANOS. STEIKMAYERB PIANOS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. gAM U L ...
... bater in the House of Commons ; in point of | fact, never speaks there at all Since his last election, we believe he has not oia-ncd his lips in the House for any purpose whatever; at any rate he has been quite silent on those great public questions ...
... natives are not the aboriginal or indigenous inhabitants of the colony of which chiefly [j c was speaking. The Zulus arc partly invaders 0 f the soil which they neglect, and in the case of they have settled in a British cdlony, bemuse they were attracted ...
... THE ATTACK ON THE CHURCH. THE BISHOP EXETER DISESTABLISHMENT. Speaking at defence meeting at Totnes on Monday evening, the Bishop Exeter said the Church question was not a party one, and, Englishmen, they stood shoulder to shoulder, determined that they ...
... ccivo the almost unanimous verdict of Fridi It speaks the mind of the elected repreaentativ 0 the entire nation, and it carries with it a we;g of authority which cannot be minimised. It absurd to suppose that the prejudice of ignorant masses is superior ...
... only opened when it was to speak of ladies who were well in view of the public—ladies of the greatest celebrity, of the highest title, or of the widest popularity. But new manners are coming in with the new times. Yesterday ajoumalist began series of ...
... SIR COURTENAY BOYLE ON THE SHOR TRADE CONFLICT. Speaking in reply the toast Trad-.and Com, ’’ at the opening of new Corporation electric installation Leicester yesterday afternoo j Sir Conr, tenay Boyle, Permanent Secretary UoarJ of Tra referred the hr«>t ...
... MR W. B. DENISON ON THE POLITICAL SITUATION. Speaking at the annual dinner of the - Misterton (Xorth Notts) Conservative Alteration night, in response to the toast of The Cause, Mr W. said was called UPON'/ respond to the toast The Conservative Cause ...
... FOR SALE, a POINTER BITCH. Haabaenahot over one season.-For particulars address 8. Speak. Salbalre. ...
... conduct under of peculiar anxiety and penl they are never tired speaking. The steamer City of Moutreal was a steamer wellknown in Liverpool, she had been running in the Line for the past 14 years. She was at latest the property the and International Steamship ...
... THE YO the advantage of learning from the lips those beet able to speak on thoee subjects, the real history and meaning of the various objects of antiquity around Ripon, and regard to which in connection even with those that were roost to them fresh ...