... go home quietly with your wife' 1 He said, Who Xare you 1 He replied, 1[am a man, and be strack -the stranger that we speaking to his wife. Hesid also that be bard spent nearly the whole day with . the in. and his wife, and that he went to save the ...

... offering here to-day were readily bought at full prices,! Wo and yearlings were more inquired after. Plantation PoD 7 of accounts speak of the growing bine having made con- Not aust siderable progress duriiig the last day or t wo. Rlea Idul I Obt HULL CORN RETURNS ...

... recently made by a correspondent in a radical contein- porary, as to the connection between building societies and politics. Speaking, again, of the South Myton Conservative Building 6i0CieLy, we understand that the prospects of the remunerative investment ...

... magnificent sight on two mornings, and killed a tiger each morning; the first with two shots, and the second with one. This speaks well for Reilly's rifle, a light 24-bore, which hits uncommonly hard. and only requires to be' laid on.' The Dule of Edinburgh ...

... of spectators : to the scene of rejoicing. Mr Graham was so d overcome with emotion that for some minutes he was unable to speak. Tears rolled down his cheeks, and he buried his face in his hands and wept Y like a child. Macfarland, no longer a prisoner ...

... house, e's and did see the affray' before coming into ch the streethe was guilty of perjury. Although the he witnesses did not speak positively as to the time, ion they spoke positively as to the part of the affray ah. whici was going on when Morgan came round ...

... resolution, proposed, as a governor, to place the appointments in the hands of the governors. Alderman Roberts proceeded to speak of voting by proxy, and, in illustration of its working, mentioned that on one occasion a gentleman who had obtained a number ...

... Ezgland on Sunday. NEw AMERICAN WOADfs._Not content with adding to the dictionary the word Interviewed;,'9 the Americans now speak of those who have receivee a testimonial as having been Testimonialised. LIFE IN TxorrcrA AFRIX&.-The daily life of a' black ...

... BETTING AND HORBH RAcING. ] Mr T. HUGHES then moved for leave to sang hM a bill to amend the lyws relating to horse racing. In] speaking of the evils of horse racing, he alluded to the3 melancholy results of turf betting, pointing to the cases of bankruptcy ...

... $world-famous; and in his book on P d Ireland, published some 25 years ago, the celebrated F e German traveller, Kohl, in speaking of it, bursts . e forth into raptures, declaring there was nothing to f I equal it, even in his own' beloved Rhineland. It ...

... the necessity of keeping up the subscriptions from the I elderly as well as the younger members of the 'Wesleyan Society. Speaking of China, he observed that it was true the missions in that country did not seem to progress very rapidly, but the spreading ...

... difficulty that occurred was the consideration that they were dealing with a man whom everybody seemed to come forward for and speak well of. The defendant was admitted all round to be a person against whom there was not the slightest imputation previously ...