... coming on, and I followed steadily with the engine, until I met the guard. Thomas Richards, the guard of the train, after speaking of the makeup of the train, said: There were two break vaces, and I was in the last. I think no oie was in the first. I did ...

... during which she has spoken at the leating institutions from lium. fries to Aberdeen. In several pnlates no weomen bed ee e to speak eore but everywbere the ee niss Faitlif olloived was entuthrsetia ...

... should entirely forget that we are besieged—reople get so easily accustomed to everything here. The French provincial wen speak of Garibaldi's resigns lion or dismissal as imminent. The Liberte says:— 'The Garibaldian corps are losing prestige daily ...

... Wholesale of the Proprietors, CROSSE AND BLACKWELL, SOHO-SQUARE, LONDON, . N AND RETAIL OF ALL GRoCERS, OILMEN, &c. TO SING AND SPEAK WELL, USE - ILES DOUGHTY'S VOICE LOZENGES. Herr Wachtel, Court Singer to the Kisig of Prussia, writes:- Your excellent lozeuges ...

... said that she gave the deceased some beef tea, and when she swallowed it she recovered Buffcient strength to enable her to speak, and she then said, I wish to see a clergyman. Witness said to her, In the early morning one will be sent for ; but before ...

... interspersed with Vocal and Instrumental Music. Some of tile Provincial Newspapers, in noticing Miss Bouverie's Eulertainment, speak of her in the followiog terms:- Miss Bouverieceitaoily ranks amongst the mostaccosaplished readers of the day. Her voice is ...

... Master Green made a first-rate comical acrobatic Cat. Ars. Lancelot was a bright and pleasing Dick Whittington. Her clear speaking and brisk manner made her performance a most agreeable and effective one. Miss Harriott Clifton was a particu- larly handsome ...

... lip of William Mills. The complainant came forward, but he was unable to evidence. His mouth was bound up and be could not speak. John Bagg raid that Saturday last the priso ner and his brother were fighting a man in a pabliol i onse n the Latynter.road ...

... very stately and measured in her movements She is a woman of strong practical good sense and great natural abilities. She speaks fluently most of the European languages, is extremely fond of music, and Is a liberal patron of the arts. Although she appears ...

... faithfully as the demands of the public far favourite characters weuld admit. It would be unjust in parting with Mr Clarke not to speak of his performance of Bob Tyke in Thle Sr/suulef Refure, This isean meceptiaral and remarkable personatino, jtie ScrtostO Vsnjn ...

... All that is wanted is officers, who have nearly all bean put hors de combat or taken prisoners. Eaglish offloora who can speak French would, it iq affirreod, find no difficulty in obtaining employment 3Turable to their rank and knowledge of their pro ...

... programme of the League being discussed by various gentlemen who will excuse us giving names for lack of space. We cannot speak too highly of Mr. Davidson, the chairman of this branch, for his very impartial and courteous conduct in the discharge of his ...