... loose Teeth. They will not change Colour or Decay, and are guaranteed to answer the purposes of the original Teeth in Eating, Speaking, ace. Specimens may be seen and all Information given Free. Terms from Five Shillings per Tooth. RUPTURES.— BY HER MAJESTY'S ...

... valuable medicines, of which send you a verbatim copy. lam satisfied it is a most extraordinary cure; the woman and her husband speak in such strong terms. They are operatives, and think must have had great difficulty in obtaining tbe money to purchase tbe ...

... Franklin under the awful artic night: that account China is told by the man of all the empire most likely to ow of wbat he speaks; those pages regarding Volunteers ue from an honoured band has borne the sword in a Hired famous fields and pointed the British ...

... of what might be more properly called the house of the people. (Hear, bear.) In the House of Commons there were, properly speaking, two parties, for however divided one section might be, tbe house was really composed of those men who wished the-present ...

... basis ; the Greeks have merely exchanged servitude to the Mahomedan for servitude to the Muscovite. Yet the Greeks were, so to speak, united people, when their so-called independence was achieved. There was little intestine commotion amongst them. They were ...

... him a trustee a living worth £700 a year ; and next asserted that the Church, instead of advancing, was- retrograding. On speaking of national principles meant principles of the Reformation, be did not expect tbat he should have had to explain the meaning ...

... Scots and crosses; and from Ireland, 90 oxen and heifers. The supply of nearly all breeds of sheep was limited. Generally speaking tbe mutton trade ruled firm, extreme rates, and the best old Downs produced 5s Od per 8 lb. There were a few Dorset lambs ...

... and 29th, roads and fields thickly covered with ice. The severity of the December frost came from tbe S.E., and. generally speaking, this winter southerly wind is more inclined to frost northerly wind. » very remarkable. ...

... take advantage of it No. But he could cast a shadow oyer his grave when Croker was no longer able to answer him. We wish to speak with every respect of the dead but outside his own party Lord Macaulay made friends, nor laid any under the obligation of attending ...

... fact tbat one of those gentlemen, who is appointed a valuer, retained by the Lancashire snd Yorkshire Railway Company. I speak on authority, for I have seen his retainer.' Surely this must be either your mistake or tbat of the reporter. is true tbat ...

... of our poets, speaking of his musical endowments, says— Though Nature gave me two, Music gave me no ear. Aliquis in this deplorable condition? Tbat be has no musical ear is pretty certain, but tbat he two ears, physically speaking, no one doubts—and ...

... Gossip.—Mr. John Philip's picture and Mr Sydney Smirke's drawing have been scut into tbe Royal Academy, and of both report speaks well. Sir Charles Eastlake and Mr. J P. Knight have had the usual interview witb Her Majesty, and tbe satisfied with the electious ...