... great and dangerous duty to perform, and who felt himself equal to it. Towards the end he began to manifest emotion, and, speaking to one of the atteuding physicians who was standing near by, asked, Don’t you think there is any hope that it will be postponed ...

... young, to Music.—Address H. U., care of Mr. l5. Srvile-street. yv the Advertiser, aged 23, a Clerk* ill is Merchant’s Office; speaks the German iJlaaeuages. Reference to firm where last R. D. G., Herald Office. SHARE CAPITAL. Dock-office, Hull, 9th February ...

... Institution, read and presented an address to Mr Watkin, amidst loud applause. -Mr Watkin replied in suitable terms. —The speaking over, the large assembly settled down into quietness, and followed with intense delight Mr and Mrs Howard Paul’s entertainment ...

... ;j» together. I moreover remarked '-ny emitted by the guitar were not those to and, being a .guitarist myself, 1 .i: ni ; speak with confidence that _ matter. • : tarust forth—and no wonder, set the ine . ar ner in which the Davenports were bound. jpei* ...

... THURSDAY, November 24, 1864. In little more than two months Parliament will meet for the despatch of business, and unless report speaks falsely, Ministers will then come forward with programme in which Financial Reform will be the leading feature. We know that ...

... the Confederates possess powder mill at Augusta which alone is capable of supplying the army and navy. Whoever, therefore, speaks of exhaustion with this wonderful people does not know the extent of the remarkable resources command of the authorities, ...

... head of hair, which many cannot; I ol 'was quite bald on the crown of my head when I began mn -using ?? B. 'Every customer speake highly of ts -yoeur Crinllone.'-E-. P. Jones, Chemist, 5, Paradise-street, 1s Liverpool. Si sHINTS ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THE ...

... part of himself there, ' Tears and laughter' may le properly bronught to bear even in the pulpit. The lecturer proceeded to speak of epitaphs, and to shew that 'tears aud laughter' were even there mingled. Iu souce inotanc--s epitaphs displayed adegree ...

... witness's house, but this I waS no cease of offenee to the respondent, who roquestod . him to do so. She wished witness to speak to him on r the secrets of their married life, but this abe declined to r do. Respondent was always rather extravagant in her ...

... persons, all found to answer their purpose so well, may be set, down as the ?? opinio HOLLOWAY'S FILLS. -otb DIST ?? pinion speaks In no feeble or unoertain voice ?? the nerts of these Pills for purifyieg the blood, regulating the action of different organs ...

... attainment of its glorncos pur- posed. Of the part borne by the different states in securing this result we eta ait present speak only itl general terms, New England, as vow appears, lin honurmed herself once miske by standing with unbroken frott for the ...

... slight symptoms of weeklies. Then there arms a cry of 'Take her away! (bib and will be tilled I—m it ake a draw s eemed to speak want be • men supposed to own the monkey ; ' a draw' vas procliimed, and champion picked up his biteli, and held her in his ...