... heads of the commercial and tbe domestic. If we are to enjiy any credit for the old-world love for making the stones tell the story of the purpose of the erection, we must take the stranger, not the houses of Legislation and Government, but to the quarter ...

... Protestant (boar, hoar). He never knew anything of the pretest until he law It is the Newspapers (hoar, hear). He did as a short form of protest, but not anything like the one ant to the Lord Meyer. He would cat off his right head soma than sign it (loud ...

... at • YAWN' Of A AT eIIOTDO3.-4)s to 's, accident at tea flows pny are shalt serneellas lbw ekd toast railway obit dog by • short to. enter roaddisidge and the won if Perk. me betto. to Croydon abort b 1 Is.. to be by a endorsee della man le ape tin sod ...

... the name of Peasant trifle, translated apparently from some French piece by Mr Parselle, and produced here ou Monday. The story, such as is, shows the real affection entertained by Miss Goodman (Miss M. for Edward Hartwright (Mr Parselle). her father ...

... waters subsided say Ü ben away from the Clyde these vessels, feet days, which gives daily rate of suhsi- inducts us to give short sketch of the hisD-ry donee feet. But the subsidence ®f ,e waters had been going on for 73 days before their of blockade runners ...

... me a tangihte mark of your approval. I ,an only deprecate my nnwortliniese to receive so much of Four favour. I have come short In many wave. I rejoice that you have east mantle over my faults, and shall never forget that forbearance which you have shown ...

... Jebiod the njcujb. r.hip the Free Church, which and his wife have long been members—simply account of the fact that be is (or short tithe ca Sundays. Tins dsplorabto act bigotry « tantamount to excommunication, for man with the smallest spirit sensed dignity ...

... for a few days longer, with an entire change of entertainment. Each evening at Eight o'clock, Mr. J. C, will tell a STRANGE STORY, and introduce the Sreat Marvel of Science, and Wonder of the Nineteenth Century, THE tJHOST. Preceded GOMPERTZ'S MAGNIFICENT ...

... SUSPENSION BKIDCK- I.AKF- ONTAKIO. Tbk so.pen.ion l.ndg* .i-r-mg two m.to. Iwlow tie- great catoraot. vela of science. Ar short distWMe tu. i l l..'i fairy .tructure of and the stas-tator u. alm.»>t douU whether it wouhl give way be were n.k cr.as.ng ...

... have heard, express the most entire confidenee in his innocence, and at the game time intimate their entire disbelief in the stories told by Mrs. Nabb, or Mary M'Lecd, er one or other of them. In repudiation o. the latter statements they bring forward the ...

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... Secretary of the Treasury would have looked upon this result as anything but satisfactory, but Mr. Fessenden, possibly knowing how short would be his tenure of office, was able to congratulate the country upon the reduction of foreign imports indicated by the ...