... Catholic Poet. The first impression caused by the death of Lord Palmerston is one of surprise—the event is so sudden, and, so to speak, unexpected. His advanced age and failing health naturally indicated that in all probability he would not live long ; but the ...

... So successfully tried stagnation in politics, the J\l ...

... with the appearances dissection, that the greater number of first attacks are mistaken for colds.' And Sir James Clark, in speaking of the liability to mistakes of this character, says : I have known more than one example extensive tubercular disease the ...

... where it would not be necessary to spend nearly ten thousand pounds on works which are already executed at Duddeston Hall. Speaking Bites, we may notice the arguments which have been grounded on the free accessibility of the present market in Smithfield ...

... public meeting. lam labouring under »«*™» coughing great deal; and, generally, the rtMe , my health, and the Impossibility speaking loudly and loag, without severe effort, is perennial obstacle. A man named Michael Doyle prisonment for throwing atone parish ...

... intimated that it was intended to give a emowplimentary dinner to Mir. Wad. hams on his retirement from the trade, and several speak. era expressed themselves pleased that an opportunity would be offered of showing the high esteem in which they held that gentleman ...

... we believe a mnoat invaluable pruparation. not only for children toething, but In ali cases of ysoentery or dierrhwes. We speak of what woe know when we say that this sooth- ing =yrils acts likA a perfect charmn in the above cures, We have I witunssed ...

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... country, these very newspapers live upon it for a week afterwards. this demagogue who is destitute influence, happens to speak in the To Hall Birmingham, or at Manchester, Rochdale, the journals who protest against 'iiim the loudest, straightway send ...

... Mr. Drew lecturing here, he gave the story of his own life. He has now launched out into other subjects, which render his speaking more popular and attractive. Institute Chemical Society.—On Thursday last, paper, Steam Boilers,'' was read by air. McEvoy ...

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... flexible elastic Gum, witout a wire, spring, or estree-, tian, which ensures to the wearer tho greetedt comfort haecating and speaking. These Artificial Teeth being indestructible, never chatlO CosOURu of DECAY; and by' their wonderful lifelike appesrancedIrlY ...