... York- shire to meet them for the purpose of hearing their views with regard to the mineral rate to London ?? Mr. B. Baxter, speaking on behalf of the coaljwders present, drew attention to the disadvantageous posi- tion they had been placed in during the ...

... in the region they are placed that is really astonishing. I krow several who have on plasters across the kidneys, and all speak of the rapid annihilation of pain under their bentf.cial influence. — Yours truly, R. S. All** Sold by all druggists, at Is ...

... news is brought ficm the city by balloon voyagers, who also report Paris to be as energetic as ever ; any one, darirg 4o speak of capitulation, they say, would be shot on the Bpot, and the city had sufficient provisions to hold out till the end of February ...

... (veii'-g li e Mobile Guards gave a concert for the becclit of ti.e poor. Paris was as energetic as ever, and tin? 010 daring to speak of capitulation w ould be * ...

... melancholy accident at Bearwood, which has brought to a quiet county member the sad solaoe of the condolences of a 1 English-speaking mea. Tbiuk of t iir reams that woald h^ve been written had a Prince or even a great noble die 1 hi that way, doing mtre duty ...

... usual activity. Essays of much excellence had been read by maiy of the members, and the committee were particularly ?? to speak of this, for bo long as an institute >a produced Btudenta who could entertain and instrac* by ihe expression of thought, it ...

... need cot tell you that some members, at hcfrt, of the Imperial retinue — as to the sentiments of Napoleon himself I cannot speak — give bnt little credit to the Republican Government for the gigantic strnpples France is at present making. They assert that ...

... containing much interesting information to all lovers of the country, of sporting and of manly exeroues. We get here, so to speak, the pith of a year's,' issue ot Ihe Field newspaper, without the inconvenience of its bulky size, and stripped of its minor ...

... a lengthening chain, but upon closer examina- tion the reverse is the case, for, though the backslidera are, numerically speaking, in excess of those of last year, the amounts owing by them are considerably leea than is represented in the previous issue ...

... conjunction with the Great Northeru, a route to London wholly independent of the Lancashire and Yorkshire system. Mr. Cardwell, speaking at Oxford last night, gave an opportune contradiction to the no powder 1 ' cry which has been raised by alarmists in the ...

... in resisting an enemy who appears to be irre- sistible. The result is, I may safely Bay, that the German officers of whom I speak have a greater respect than they ever had for the French nation. — Dr. Riis^ell Gbrmany's Akxikty foi: Peace. — The French ...

... have prose jq'j be wholly credible, if he desired it,— this I lay at tag door of our spiritual teachers [pedants mostly, and speaking an obsolete dialect), who thereby incaloa. lably rot the world ; making him who might have btea • soldier and fighter (so ...