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... the j PPice to Willey Hall, the keeper saw a boy named Lee, who was tntti n distance off the road getting a stick. Without speaking j l he boy, he slackened the dog's muzzle and pulled the cord /Ota the collar, and set the dog on the boy. Seeing the dog ...
... and with one accord fled from the room, leaving that gentleman spetking, and, for aught we know to the contrary, he may be speaking still. . Sad Story of Illicit Love and Fraud.—A Dishonest Salesman's Confession.—Wil'iam George Davies. the young salesman ...
... Dr. Chambers himself met with a serious accident a few days since, but he is now recovering. Dr Knagas, of Kentish Town, speaks highly of the value of smearing the whole surface of the body of children with olive oil every six or four hours in cases ...
... world? Both hemispheres are open to us ; and more thin that, are occupied, to a great extent, by men of out own race, men who speak our own language, whos« sympathies still bind them to the parent land, anJ who are proud of their origin. No ;we are not afraid ...
... and Tonbridge-street The conditions of the sale having been read, Mr. Hepper introduced the property to the company. In speaking of the increased value of premises in Boar-lane and the neighbourhood, he stated that in 1865 Boar-lane had an aggregate ...
... feeling more than ever j puzzled as to its use and purpose. Again I inquired about j the mystery ; the silent man begged me to speak louder, | for be was very deaf. He then good-naturedly explained I to me that the bottle contained mesmerised water, and added ...
... that it would be instrimsenital in incrcasillg the fraternal relations of the two Churches. Iis Grace, who is not able to speak English, replied in Greek, whllichn the Archbishop of York transhated. A Emw days ago the Pull full Gazette stated that Loan ...
... or more I broke silence b{ some oommon-?hce remark in German. My companion shook her head. * She speaks Freneh,” I thought ; ** all Russian ladies speak French ; 9o 1 r.peated what I had said in that language. Again she thook her head, ‘¢ P.rkapsshe ...
... maintain peace, if needful by force. Where is the objection? We think it extremely probable that the seceders were, morally speaking, treacherous; that they hlid given pledges whicls they did not keep; that tiosec'who stayed outwould ?? beensnowelly quite ...
... IM. THIh.RS' SPEEOIL I (T-ons the Ecosuemist.) M. Tliers speaks of the relation of thu doctrines of political economy to the financial wisdomn of the states- man as if it resembled the ordinary relation between hlieoryand practice. Just as we say tin ...
... the hope that it would be instrumental in lncr& the fraternal relations of the two churchee. His Grace, who is not able to speak English, replied in Greek, which the Archbishop of York translated. ~ SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT NEWLAY.—A man named Robert Hall, ...
... disesse the result of prostitutien. It is only medical men who koow the smount of suffering and misery thus produced. Could they speak out, it would be almost proved that our bossted morality and viriue—l had almost said our Chris'ianity—have simp'y ro real ...