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... good or ill, for sorrow or joy, personal or public, that have taken place in the last ten years, it ie not here that we can speak. The changes that may occur during the next ten years who can predict ? It is at epochs like this that the temptation to moralise ...
... LINERS : also, an APPRENTICE.— AppIy to J. Hlkteb, 32, Lambert street. ANTED , i s FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT ; must be able tc. speak and write German and Italian.— Address, Box 146, Post Office. WANTED, a COACHMAN.— Apply to Mr. Robert Jack- sok, Carrysbrook ...
... might be done. Mr. Wm. Bissett gave similar evidence, and Mr. Black- burn stated that he: had five other witnesses who would speak in similar terms with regard to the regulations, but he did not propose calling any of them. Mr. Corrie, a plumber, was examined ...
... sight quite failed him, while it is very noticeable that Nimrod, when hunting in the Ne~w Forest about the year 1827, speaks to the keen eye and activity of Mr. Foljambe, who jumped, off his horse just ia time to save a vixen fox which gave sack ...
... Hash.'' As he spake his hand closed upon the spear haft ; and then, trying to raise himself upon one arm, and gasping aud speaking hurriedly, he con- tinued, I turned — to run — this devil made at me with his club. I don't know now — how I did it ; but ...
... better than these,'' they could rejoice that the faint hopes of fifty years ago had become accomplished facts. We have now to speak of things more local mud personal. Forty years ago to-day, the first Independent under the proprietorship of the late .Robert ...
... may also mention that one part of the case has quite slipped from the memory of the com- mittee. They quite forgot, when speaking of moral pressure, to mention how they use it. They sent for two men from Rotherham, whom we had employed at tbe Station ...
... and they would either purchase them or assist the inventors in bringing the result of their inventions before the .public. Speaking of the importance of the greater use of machinery by English workmen, he observed that at the present time there was in a ...
... hod been assigned ihe air How beautiful are th 3 feet.' Of the instrumental aecompanimen's and other perform- ances we can speak in terms of sutisf action. Foot and Mouth Disease. — This disease has made its appearance at Beighton, on the farm of Mr. Wm ...
... by the parish in its en- tirety. The only question was, by what means they were to be remedied. .. .Mr. G. Widdowson, in speaking of Spinkhill, said that the owners of property ought to do the drainage themselves, and he did not doubt they would. . . ...
... now possible. To-morrcw the rail Mall Gazette will a ; ear Ml I morning journal. Those who have seen th.. jpecima I number speak in high terms of its admirable chant 1 teristics as a newspaper. Soon after these nes are 1 printed, the public will have an ...
... ITALY. Flobekce, Jan. 2. — At yesterday's official reception at the Palace, the Vice-President of the Chamber of Deputies, speaking on behalf of his ooileaguea, said the nation hoped it would be given to the King to accomplish the destinies of Italy, so ...