... and Corporation at Cork, he observed that Alderman Brown, father to tbe Bishop of tbat diocese, fed very heartily without speaking word, and was so intent upon that business to become a proper object of ridioule. Accordingly he threw out many successful ...

... tastefully, and stood well the trial of such accompaniment as the one already referred to, by M. de KontskL We oan likewise speak with great commendation of the able performances of both orchestra and chorus. They were exceedingly complete, and were much ...

... confidence often deters the sufferer from seeking relief, more particularly oases of Dentistry. 1 feel It, therefore, duty to speak of tbe treatment I and my friend received at the hands of Ma. Albert J. Davis, of 42, Berners Street; we oannot be too grateful ...

... gentle hill* and dales, Their pages read, and learn their truthful tales; Talk to the bush, tbe bloom, the dew, the show'r, Speak them all, and own a Supreme Pow'r; All Nature swelia with one according voice, To own Hi* Might, and in His Love rejoice. R ...

... merchant, seconded the resolution. The Chairman said he had received a note from working man named Walters, who wished to speak on the resotion before the meeting. He advised the meeting hear bim. Mr. Walters, who stated himself to be shoemaker, and a ...

... be increased in Wallaohia to 40,000 men, and in Bucharest to 12,000 men, Russians. Letters from Vienna of the 2nd instant speak of rumours of ohange of Ministry. The Emperor was labouring under a slight indisposition, and precluded from taking exercise ...

... principle, and which bas for its president Lord Eiskine. Mr. Aid. Richardson presided. Mr. Geo. Oreig, of Academy, after speaking at great length on tbe insecure nature and position of existing friendly societios and secret orders, explained tbe principles ...

... been absent from a single private or public drill. And now, my friends, have to request the favour of you, when I have done speaking, seriously and silently, without waiting for the word of command, to return to your respective homes, and I confident you ...

... of the advantages they have hitherto practically enjoyed. We know that this is merely a report, and that it may or may not speak the opinions or coincide with the* ideas of the Commissioners beyond what is absolutely necessary for completing that report ...

... minds the recollections of that evening, and the compliment paid to her. (Applause.) Mr. HARDISTY said he was requested to speak as to the exertiona of the Board of Health at Hunalet, and of the Leeds and Hunalet committees. During the recent visitation ...

... Kingdom (about £1,500,000) should be transferred to the general revenue; 2nd, that certain miscellaneous rates whioh. generally speaking, it was convenient to raise by the machinery of the poor law, but had nothing do with the maintenance of the poor, such as ...

... want of confidence often deters the sufferer from seeking relief, more particularly of Dentistry. feel it, therefore, duty to speak of the treatment I and my friend received at the bands of Ma. Albert J. Davis, of 42, Berners Street; we cannot be too grateful ...