... to-day we greet our readers, of a 1 -lAPY it NEW YEAR, We have already spoken of the tl year that is gone. We can always speak SF definitely and experimentally of that which is it past. We shall not speculate or moralise at h any length respecting that ...

... trust committed to its charge.. Docile, intelligent, gentle, courageous, it knew only to obey the commands of its Creator, speaking in its histincts, only to perform what He required, and in true singleness of heart, in pure unselfishness, had accomplished ...

... originated t seventeen years ago by Alderman John Foun. i tain, J.P., who, with something of fatherly pride, 9 is enabled to speak of his having been for twenty- i nineyearsa guardian, and nineteen years the governor t of the union. For weeks previous ...

... have been put, and which was stated on the agenda paper, The MAYOR said he considered the interruption to Mr. Witty when speaking was premature, as he thought he was entitled to say upon what grounds he considered the Property Committee had exceeded its ...

... artistes are undoubtedly clever, and for up- rs wards of an hour they supply plenty of food for in laughter and merriment. is Speaking generally, the leading characters in the of pantomime are well supported, and there has evidently at been no pains or expense ...

... became mestere. In e 1 ern times, the servants me our meters at all seasons. As ADDseft WA sTID.—The Duke cf Somerset has been speaking on the subject of applied education. Will one, demi or otherwise, say a few words about Weapeied edcection TAELE I.IL-Ifrs ...

... corpse to be thrown overboard into , the sea. The vessel anchored in Lamlash Bay four hours ' afterwarda. Deceased could not speak English, and consequently could not make himself understood by those on board. After the body was thrown into the sea, the ...

... author of Puck and Pegsaus indited a most melancholy Lay of the Deserted Ininessaed—the picture of a Moken-hearted lover speaking through the . . 0 doe, doe! I shall dever see her bore! Dever bore our feet shall run The beadows as of I Dever bore with ...

... did not dead in need of so large an army as required in bygone days. He scarcely knew what tosay about the Navy. Should he speak of the ships or the men of the Navy? If be spoke of the ships he must say they were losing character altogether, and were becoming ...

... neighbourly feeling entertained by Austria and Hungary towards Germany. After alluding to the conduct of Count Benet, of whom it speaks in the highest terms, it says that both Empires desire to render permanent the present feeling of good will towards each other ...

... right—Rkhard Newlove said that his father had incited him to commit this theft and many others, and that he had not dared to speak the truth on former occasions because of the threats used against him. He bad been convicted for stealing pigeons, which his ...

... his former partner told him he was glad he had left him, as he was making much more money now. Simmons told Duryea never to speak to him again. but Duryea laughed at his threats. One night they met in front of Simmons' office, 67, Liberty-street. They ...