... borders are rery useful in freshening dresses which have been a little damaged the bottom, now they are worn so long. They also speak of putting breadth of different colour down the sides the dresses. Dresses are n.ade as full ever, and set in large Petits ...

... the bests Scots and crosses having realised ss. per 8 lb. The supply of nearly all breeds of sheep was limited. Generally speaking, the mutton trade extreme rates, and the best old Downs os. per 8 lb. There were few Dorset lambs on offer. Calves, the supply ...

... highest degree of public favour accorded to this class litorary production ; and its first appearJluce equals expectation. To speak of the outside first, its very cover more than usually invitiug. a mellow-tinted ground the husbandman prepares the tlie sower ...

... whether Alderman Lynes w speaking in reply, as no member was entitled to UKire than once except the mover of a resolution a right of reply when no one else wished speak. ° Alderman Lynes said, the Mayor could not confi gentlemen to speak only once. It never ...

... he remarked to those near him Oh, I cannot speak.” After a short pause he said I will try again,” and, raising his voice, tremulously pronounced dear friends, I hope you will take warning”—but he could speak no further, and, stepping hack, said he would ...

... Council are not conducted with all the order and decorum that could desired. A practice has grown up of allowing Members to speak any number of times ou one question ; and, however much this may suit the views of certaiu gentlemen who are glad to have the ...

... and'poor are met together to celebrate an event that should be a matter of joy to every house in this parish. I need hardly speak further to you of the advantages of education —it makes the man—it makes the gentle man. Some of onr greatest men—philosophers ...

... circumstance occurred, to wit, the beadle had passed over some of the holes, and the escape of gas became (while Mr. Atherton was speaking) intolerable. The lamplighter had to be set to work, and for a while he was in possession of the house, Mr. Atherjon gracefully ...

... an early period of the Session, to introduce a Reform Bill. Of the provisions of that measure it is the less necessary to speak now, because it is confessed that, irrespective of its merits, a Reform Bill from the Conservatives was, the Whigs, predetermined ...

... the whole of the money in three years and a-half, in- i stead of one-fifth, which was their fair proportion. When he was speaking to the Mayor on the subject, that gentleman suggested that the question of the repayment should referred to a Com- i mittee ...

... the correspondent) are said to be in a much better state now than they have been for a long time. change of language, in speaking of England and things Eng:ish, is observable even among subordinate officials, who invariably take their tone from the wishes ...

... in reply, no member was entitled to speak uiore than once except the mover of a resolution who tad a right of reply when no one else wished speak. Alderman Lynes said, the Mayor could not confine gentlemen to speak only once. It never had been the tu^ ...