... on in the barracks. Up to that time I had heard of no disturbance whatever. While the non-commissioned officer was still speaking to me a second came up and said that the riot was becoming most serious. I gave the usual necessary orders, and went at once ...

... completely under their control, and thus sustained their well-earned reputation for natural and refined acting. And while thus speaking of the principal lead,” it is our duty to say that the other parts were unexceptionally good—indeed, that of the intrigueing ...

... inscrutably concealed. This is far | from surprising, NAPOLEON III. knows when to hide | and when to show his plans, when to speak and when f to be silent. The startling boldness of his declarations 2 on some occasions is matched by the misty haze which ...

... and to state their lordships’ views, for the protection of the public from this frightful disease. The Liverpool Mercury speaks thus encouragingly of the prospects of the new year:—We are not perhaps too sanguine when we express the hope that the year ...

... affected the expert houses more than the houses on- moe, a- gaged in the home trade. With regard to the home trade, cesid -speaking from his own experience, he doubted whether for litf' idfour months in the year it would he practicable to meet engiI thi ...

... j l~ is METROPOITA CATTLE MARKUOE, Yfsdi/oidaY-VNemry ssm~rt upplies c-f fat stock Were en sale here to-day. ~ Gen-rally speaking the trade rnled firm, and in .onrae itl. stane iie oe hd ihrtha on MIonda loot. gl Toa upyBats30 he 040, Calves 151, P' pg ...

... next moraing at ten o'clock die 1. The distrilmtion of thc lirizes was fhen proceeded saw him eight o’clock, and coaid then speak. . |e f t),e hoys had been given y the .11 the evening, when the sin. went down ileceasod s ,, WllliaMl Hodge, Ksq. ), and ...

... English and French governments are represented to be in a much better state now than for a long time past. A change language in speaking of England and things English is observable among even subordinate officials, in faithful imitation, he believes, of what ...

... and Gums, Colds, Sore Throat. Cos. tiveness, &c.; no one should without box. The’ are the best Family Medicine; every Ot.e speaks well of them. Sold wholesale by all the Wholesale Honses; and by Q. MARSHALL, Chemist, Acorington, who will send a box free ...

... tbs benefits whieh the science of moderaciioi.iisti} bassonrerreu tor during the hrst twenty years the present century to speak of a caro for the was considered a romance ; tint now, the efßcacy and safety of this Modicifie is fully demonstrated by u ...

... Jiddowes, incumbent, on the present state of the Church and the duties of Churchmen; the Key. H. J. Bnrfield on Church rates, in speaking on which he corrected erroneous reports, and pointed out what he considered the equitable way of settling the vexed question ...

... from time parishshp church were engaged, and it took them three minutes to rsigsn 'ID ramses or set the bell, or, popularly speaking, to reverse its prba u8) positionthe mouth upwards. The bell having thus attained poa ieits full alwing, it was rung on both ...