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... A MAN MAKES HIS LAST WILL AUD SPEAKS 1H1S MIIND. A short time since (says file Caicjdonian Afercuyy), X, William Dunlop, of Gairbraidl. Colborne township, o*A departed this life, leaving tho following as his last wiU Cj testament. It is now being contested ...
... A young man in Aroostook County, Mobile, advertising for wife, speaks of himself as follows : lam eighteen years old, have a good set of teeth, and believe in Andy Johnson, the star-spangled banner, and the 4th of July. I have taken State lot, cleared ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. NOTICES CORRESPONDENTS. '• Visionary. Declined. W. K.—We do not know the verdict. A Lover of Fresh Air.—Speak to the sexton. A Daily Subscriber. —The matter is one which must be settled by the family of the deceased gentleman. J. S ...
... don't know upon subject Mr. intends to speak at the Town Hall to-night ; but let him say what he wi!l, are quite sure one thing : That within the next few days, iu varieties of tone—from the deep bass the down to the squeaking treble of the Litt'c PeJ' ...
... Showing a majority of Child over Foster 1,135. Thes* figures speak for themselves and explain the great “Tory victory”—a victory, not the five and unbiassed electors, but it the victory of the Parliamentary tactics which gave five Tory peers the power ...
... wait until the l~ibai qguestion Is put before hecn speak. ('Hear, tear, oral laughter.) The orlghisl question hnving been put, 1r. ew degate again rose, and was about to make Bome rerestiorl, when Thc Speak(er said: The bon. member is ont of order. !15 lg ...
... only too happy to respond. There arc one or two new engagements, whose performances we are not qualified to speak at present; but report speaks of the Leodenes, who are gymnasts of surpassing strength Miss Tennyson, with Asa Cusliman, take w 11 ; and ...
... I am knocking the bottom out of English aristocracy every time. To.day I have Thore power than any man in this empire. I speak to 4,000 and 5,000 at a time, and take 500 dollars to 1,500 dollars for an hour's talk, some of which (as in England all went) ...
... I cannot help speaking as my mind dictates. The Common Serjeant: But you must not speak so loudly. Your own witnesses will hear what you say, Mr. Ribton: My L3rd, I am sometimes nervous, and I nan so now, and when nervous I always speak loadly, and I ...
... affection to the memory of Sbakespeare in our own land. As they who speak the German tongue among us have erected a statue of their national poet, Schiller, in Central Park, so they who speak the English tongae should erect a statue to Shakespeare in the saume ...
... of those who advertise themselves as Re- formers, par excellence, who go about touting for prominence and popularity, are speaking in disparagementof the Govern- ment for their presumed inability to carry one of their great measures, and hinting that one-half ...
... half dozen years, but it was probably the near approach gem lection that stimulated some nu'ii speak the hope of being able speak again, anel others speak the elespair of ever being hearel again within tin- halls ol st. .Stephen's. The proposition Mr ...