... the smoke nuisance to anu apparatus now ia use at our workb, at Bradford, viz., the Lockwood Patent Smoke Con- sumer. In speaking of the above patent we can ?? confidonce osy that it will give eatisfaction to all who will adopt it, for it ie a aavisg ...

... that ho wished to speak with him. As, in consequence of tile attitude in which he was sitting, ho could not seo Mr Beard, MIr. Jonas, the governor of Nawgate, who has a seat in the dock, told Muller that his solicitor wished to speak to him. The prisoner ...

... country occur in ' The Boys' Number of the Family Jlerald' and the Field newspaper towards the close of 1858. Farther on, speaking of the ancient game of Mall, we tiad — But it eventually declined, and was preserved only by the Ghebers, or Persian ...

... the public ; and his life is there reflected. We have said that he was classical in his style of working. One cannot well speak of the ridiculous in itself as classical ; and much of Mr. Leech's work concerned the ridiculous. But in him the sense of the ...

... never lost faith in your cause. I have to my countrymen on its behalf; and now, in writing this letter to you, I believe I speak the sentiments and the heart’s wish of every man in England who hopes for the freedom and greatness of your country. “Forgive ...

... acknowledging ‘that gentl eman’s great care and Tuable services. T such as this from a lv.rge number of persons of at classes, speaks volv mes, not only as to the admirable arrangements on board one of the most steam- of which England can boast, but also as ...

... northward, and some coming simply to obtain subsistence. This has been rendered necessary by the fact that, comparatively speaking, the smiling valley of Virginia is now a desert for ninety miles. When Sheridan commenced his retrogade move- ment down the ...

... called upon to write or to speak ? I'ersons will always be found to study tbe dead languages for their beauty, and Latin will always be necessary for a gentleman. But to make Latin and Greek the principal study of youth — l am speaking of the middle-class — ...

... High-street, his comrades singing the Conquering Hero,” and being joined by the public in a hearty cheer. The Sheffield men speak in high terms of the ar- rangements at the butts on the Plain-piece.” ...

... earthly, when the people they have to deal with are persons with brown skins and almond eyes—mere outlandish heathens, who speak ina strange tongue, and who, among other un-English usages, indulge in the old pagan practice of washing themselves all over ...

... lost faith in your cause. I have spoken to my countrymen on its behalf; and now, in writing this letter to you, I believe I speak the sentiments and the heart's wish of every man in England who hopes for the freedom and greatness of your country. IForgive ...

... his demeanour waa that of oue who did not folly realise hia He dTZ t° n ~l* B me ...