... regarding our St. Swithm, that if it rains his anniversary, which is the Bth June, it will min for the forty days following. Speak, private in the Skipion Volunteer corps, please little boy, capped rifle, which he supposed to be unloaded, and tired. It, ...

... own wood ana race Sykes.—Mr. Boultersaid hethoughtit was a quantity of iron, the property of Messrs. Bailey and relatives speaking the same language, and reared , Jjjgijiy desirable that the Finance Committee should Leetham.—lt appeared prisoners had been ...

... marriage until a religious ceremony should have taken place. He now brought the parties to Ireland, and the first thing wished to speak of was the question which had been controverted whether she allowed her acruples overcome in the period which elapsed between ...

... never wears a white hat) seems anxious and looks haggard.— London Letter. A Scandal at Maeseilles. The Marseilles journals speak of a sad affair which occurred in that city the day of the inauguration of the new chapel of Nolre-Damcde-le-Gardo. A merchant ...

... opiaien that the passing of this bill will greatly would pay. This prop ...

... Equitable Loan Society has been committed for trial on a charge of embezzling moneys to the extent of thousand pounds. Mr Speak, a private in the Skipton volunteer corps, took his rifle down to clean the other evening, and, to please a little boy visitor ...

... boast of a head of hair, which many cannot; I was quite bald on the crown of head when I began using it.—W. B. Every customer speaks highly of your Crinilene.”—F. P. Jones, Chemist, 6, Paradise-street, Liverpool. “HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THE HAIR,” Whiskers ...

... narratives” is present in the foar Gospels. Nor are the highest doctrines of tbe faith exempt from eironeons treatment. Thus, in speaking of the Holy Trinity, the second essayist (Dr Williams) applies term “persononly to God the Father, to the exclusionef the ...

... unadvisable. Hasing nests engaged in oient superintenditig the collection of taxes for the past forty years, the be could speak witls confidence in favour of the simplicity not of the'resent. operations, which, as well, caused little annsoy- rind- anee ...

... head of hair, which many cannot; i li was quite bald on the crown of my head' when.1 began I' , using ?? B. 'Every customer speaks highly of tl your Crinilene.'-E. P. Jones, Chemist, 6, Paradise-street, -ts 'B Liverpool. oG ;le HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT ...

... a charge of stealing a pair of boots, the property of Isabella Hopwood, was again brought up.-A witness who was called to speak to the girl's character stated that she was an orphan and had, a whilst in his employ, conducted herself with great a ?? was ...

... newspaper throwing cold water upon this cold.- tir water movement (laughter), and calling sach testimonialo th generally speaking shlams. No doubt there is a, great Tit deal of ' bolstering up in these matters. Partiws do tit much from interesterl ...