... A young man in Aroostook County, Mobile, advertising for wife, speaks of himself as follows : lam eighteen years old, have a good set of teeth, and believe in Andy Johnson, the star-spangled banner, and the 4th of July. I have taken State lot, cleared ...

... : 1 call on you to sit down, sir. I must maintain order. The Kev. Sir. Nugent: I have as good a right speak you, sir. The Chairman : You cannot speak now, sir. I call on you to retire. The Kev. Mr. Nugent: I have resolution to propose. The Chairman : I ...

... —[Alderman Hayvk.es : Mr. Biggs is making a second speech.]— Mr. : I didn't speak Leiore. only read the motion.—Alderman Haw res : I heard you twice I know. You seemed to speak for a long time ; perhaps, you were singing. [Laughter.]— Alderman Turner: ...

... same street. Yesterday, at noon, prosecutrix was going entry in Little Charles Street, when she met the prisoner, who, after speaking to her, struck her violent blows in the face. A police-constable happened to come at the tune, and he took the prisoner into ...

... an opportunity of visiting America as that nation's guest. If he should avail himself of the opportunity, might able to speaking the truth love' this siibject with an emphasis not again secured. To no man out of their own country would the Americans ...

... restrictions imposed in other churches. Mr. Dawson proceeded to indicate his views on the subject of inspiration, and proceeded to speak of his personal relation to the chu/ch. He warned the congregation as to the way they maintained their principles. If the ...

... interest aroused and sustained all through. The dialogue is sometimes a little heavy, and a little overdone, for each is made speak rather above his rank, but the general effect was most impressive, and the piece a great success. Mr. Toole was not only greeted ...

... infectious malady, and he would ask whether the Board would think it advisable for the directions to be published. He had been speaking of what had taken place in Wolverhampton, and, of course, those measures (lid not applv Bilston, Willenhall, or Weduesfield ...

... being remarkable a humane, Kind, and inoffensive man. Rev. M. Bennet, perpetual curate of Bournemouth, who came from Hants speak for the prisoner, and all who knew him there spoke very favourably of him. His Lordship in summing up, said he had not known ...

... anxiety promote the best interests of his fellow citizens, and this -we may add—is the kind of language have always used when speaking of Mr. Adderley's services to the town of Birmingham. After Mr. Adderley's latest letter, we must leave it to the public ...

... and I must do I like. The Chairman ; We cannot hear you any further. Let him be removed. The prisoner then stooped down to speak his solicitor, and a woman was put to the bar charged with stealing a purse, ami considerable confusion arose, and as the prisoner ...

... further assertion. The English of the paragraph is rather vague ; but I suppose means that most men who have heard Mr. Bright speak, or have read his speeches, know that he has uttered the' disloyal sentiments charged upon him. In this, too, 1 hold that he ...