... sayings, together with npproprf:lo extracts from the writings of Mre. Booth, were flashed on an immense screen in the place of speaking, which was quite impossible to so great an audience. At Greenwich this week Thomas Humphries and John Holland, were chw‘Bed ...

... an election ? I would remind him that the School Boards have been earning the highest grants in the neighbourhood, and this speaks well for the efficiency of the schools. I think it would be impossible to :Toct men who are more thoroughly in touch with ...

... get worse. We then got him back into the tap-room, and be sat on the seat and k:lr getting worse until he died ; he did not speak at all; we could not give him anything. From the time he was taken to the time bhe died 'o‘:fd be about 40 minutes. We sent ...

... case, at Lynton, as mentioned below, with fatal result. Live stock suffered severely im many instances, and the reports also speak of great damage to land and property. ...

... serious than that of the woman. Downey has been a dock hobbler for years, and though at times he gives way to driok, the police speak far more favourably of him than of the wife, who is raid to be of very dissipated habits, When before the magistrate he enquired ...

... neighbourlfit:ddog Racket Hall, in Yerkshire, as Edda nd ! Mrs. Priggs became ?llld to ghastliness. Her | lipcrrud as if te speak, but closed tfsin tremu- | lously. She stared at the beautiful girl asif Edda wore a Gorgon's head. * You seem m?riud te see ...

... evidence upon which the Intntnta did act, but in case there should be any doubt he was going to call further witnesses to speak to the character of the house. Not only was the landlord fined for permittling drunkenness, but the men whom the police found ...

... estates and positions in the kingdom. I should knew the real Lord Ode anywhere, after any number of Xun. Ceme with me. I will speak to him, my lord.” Lord Rouald and the lawyer walked toward the mew comer. He arose to receive them, smiling atrangely. Jind ...

... get anything near the perfection Mr. Peel (the Government Inspector) would like to see. It is all very well for Mr. Peel to speak like he does where the families have work all the ycar round— Mr. MALDEN—(sarcastically) : He doesn’t know what he is talking ...

... the rate of four guineas per pound. Oue result of the Cork election is that Mr. Joln O’Connor declares that he will never speak to Mr. O’Brien again ! Advices from Constantinople state that the cholera is spreading to an wlarming cxtent at Damascus, 4 ...

... only reason for complaint against them was that when there was a collection for the National Sshools they made it a time for speaking harshly of the Board Bchools, and it was a poor policy to make the pulpit a place to hur! abuses from. But it was a well ...

... the death of his fatner, Mr. W. A. Redmond, in somewhat straitened circumstances, the capacity of young Redmond for public speaking was proved at several Irish meetings in Lomdon, and he resigned his clerkship in order to become ome of Mr. Parnell’s fellowers ...