... not directly were yet indirectly connected with the company, and therefore could avail themselves of their indirect power to speak, and however Mr. Bannister might say that he was not connected with it, he bad his own opinion on the matter. When he saw a ...

... rulership of which the young Duke of Augustenhurg is just now the most popular candidate. But it is premature at present to speak with much certainty of that which has not yet reached the point of final decision—the more especially as there is public advantage ...

... rulership of which the young Duke of Augustenburg is just now the most popular candidate. But it is premature at present to speak with much certainty of that which has not yet reached the point of final decision—the more especially as there is public advantage ...

... not directly were yet indirectly connected with the company, and therefore could avail themselves of their indirect power to speak, and however Mr. Bannister might say that he was not connected with it, he had his own opinion on the matter. When he saw a ...

... Christ and Him crucified.” He then observed that hitherto the efforts of the missionaries had been too much, proportionately speaking, devoted to the upper classes India. There were exceptions to this, especially at Tinivelly, where the Church Missionary ...

... Virginian; and life annuity equivalent in value to the sum that would Ascot last year, and supposed to be now the property speaking for her and her name, I ask you tender have u returned. Policies of assurance maybe f Mr. Bright, w’as drugged on bis last ...

... London during the Gordon riots, then an agent for a spy, I suspect to have been a consummate scoundrel, and doubly odious from speaking English with a German accent. What if he wanted to marry that charming girl who lived with Mr. Weston, at Winchelsea? Ah ...

... Pickens looked upon her child with the dry and haggard eye of one whose reason totters. Lieutenant Rochelle was the first to speak. ‘ Anna,’ he cried, will die soon, too ; but I would have you die wife ; there is yet time to unite us. ’ The young girl did ...

... being made with out curtains has been discussed already but, until now, they have only been talked about. We are now able to speak definitely respecting them, as many have made their appearance, and are likely to become general. The fronts are small; indeed ...

... the sculptor, Mr. Wailes, as the artist of the stained glass, Messrs. Pcard and Jackson, as the metal workers, we need not speak. The stalls are the work of Mr. Hayball, of Sheffield; and Messrs. Maw supply the chancel, } baptistry, and Lady Chapel tile ...

... every man in his battalion as a recruiting sergeant; and he hoped thereby soon to have a company in Hornsea. He wished them to speak not only to the men, but to the women, and he knew they would succeed. The men then fell out for dinner, being allowed for ...

... Great Wheal Fortune. Great Work, Leeds and St. Aubyn, West Grylls, Gurlyn, and of Sithney Carnmeal, Ac. ; the whole whom speak in the most positive terms as to the certainty of \r I nil f TVB AY success in this undertaking. Seosetarv Prospectuses, ...