... and, speaking frankly, we do not see what more can be desired by any man of moderate means whose quiver is not very The clrawi ·g shows the exact form of the outside; full indeed. The clrawi ·g shows the exact form of the outside; and it speaks for itself ...

... there is a constant supply the coveys are exceptionally large, and as numerous as m the famous season of rBg6. Generally speaking, it ·will be found that the North has done better than the South. In lorth Lincolnshire, for instance, partridges are said ...

... CYPRUS AND ITS ADVANTAGES. The Hon. Algernon Egerton, M.P., speaking at Middleton on Saturday, defended the acquisition of Cyprus, which he had recently visited. He ltltg that it had a splendid climate, with an abundance of excellent water, and at least ...

... THE CZAR’S PROPOSALS AND OURS. The suggestions of the Czar of All the Russiss that we should throw our weapons, asd, so te speak, beal oar SWORDS INTO PLOUGHSHARES are attractivg much attention, but they are hardly likely to be realined ‘or & long time ...

... impending strangulation. She was then lowered to the ground in an unconscious condition. When she revived sufficiently to speak she was asked if she was ready to tell the truth. “If you are not,” the leader said, * you will be hanged the next time until ...

... tenants have been treated in the same way. Over and over again I have had occasicn to speak of him in public and private as the best of landlords, and whoever speaks or writes otherwise must have some political object in view.” ...

... chair, on the tower-a fearsome place, against which, on more grounds than one, she may be warned-the grey mare, if Cornishmen speak true, will prove the better horse, and, as they say of St. Keyne's Well in East Cornwall, FROM THE HARBOUR. COUNTRY COUNTRY ...

... Highness the Duke of Connaught in the steady pursuit of the military profession which he loves and adorns, it is unnecessary to speak here ; and it is almost superfluous to add that. after the Heir-Apparent, there is no Prince of the Blood Royal residing in ...

... restimonial for Durability and Workmanship. this speaks for itself IN DAIL.V USE SINCE 1885, & STILL. USED TO DAY A RIDING RECORD OF 41,804 MILES . As a restimonial for Durability and Workmanship. this speaks for itself Application address of ~ent THE ORIGINAL ...

... Baltimore ester- Hou. J. H. Pope. and 11r. J. J. Hawksave whit-eased mu; at Cold Springs liarwearL lion. Blake having been to speak at Cobeorg this evening. aria the townie , from the went a short tter the arrival of the trans from the east, rd of which ...

... ofthe complainant’s case. When Mr. Jones was requested to take the book to be sworn in the ordinary way, he said he could not speak English, and declined to be sworn except in Welsh, He declared that he held the English language in the utmost contempt and ...

... the arrivals are mostly cosfined to home-grows oduce. There were no imports of auy exteot into London r“ week., Generally speaking, the demand rues steady, and shaws command 80s to 100 s; Keot and Essex regents 90s to 100 s per tom. ...