... Order.') I appeal to the chairman if this is not too personal.—Mr. Pare: terrain from anything personal, and what speak about to a man I speak a man a man. (Hear, hear.) And I can truly say have nothing to regret what I have stated. He has acknowledged that ...

... good deal of what occurred in connection with its treat- ment, that the coroner should have called in a medical man who could speak only to post-mortem appearances. It seemed almost as if, in the coro- ner's opinion, Mr. Packman was not qualified to make ...

... inconvenienced by hia Articial Teeth, ia actually unocmforV ahi* withont them. Ia appearance aad In an, both foi Eating aad Speaking, they an precisely th* mm* n ono'i own natural Teeth. Complete or partial acta of Teeth mad* aad fitted ia tha mouth ia Ono ...

... what becomes of the opinion about old fashioned machinery and old processes of making steel! Your Sheffield correspondent speaks highly of the public and private worth of Mr. Thomas Jessop. I concur entirely in his opinion. The question, however, is not ...

... The Illustrated Lendon News announces that late Earl of Hardwicke's personal estate has sworn under £120,000. Speaking the opening the new school yesterday afternoon. Lord Aberdare expre* his approval of the plan pursued the British »* Foreign School ...

... championed by Mr. Plimsoll. But there are other passages which exhibit much loseness of thought and inexactness of expression. He speaks for instance of free schools. We deny point blank his right to use the word in the way does. The term is a misnomer. Somebody ...

... referred to the Sanitary Committee for them to take the necessary steps to canty it into effect. Lo_o Abbbdabb on Educa-ok^- Speaking- at tiie opening of anew school at Po-rtlott-ynTy-ester- daya i t _?°°»' -V** Aberdare er-ressedto ap- foreign School Society ...

... public speaking, then I think reading mischief; but given man who knows little, and who has no gift of speaking, then reading seems to be inevitable, because speaking, deem it, is impossible. But it must be a terrible thing to havo to read or speak sermon ...

... ba_g tneonvenieaoed by hfa Artkrfal Tea—, la ?? ■ »__ ■ l sale withoat the— . Ia app_ rsaee aad ia ass, both tee Ksting and Speaking, they ars precisely the —me ea eaafe own natural Teeth. Complete or partial sets of Teeth a_ le and fitted ia the mouth ia ...

... the Birmingham Morning News, says it was the election of 1868 that first brought him into political life, was un- able to speak to so notorious a fact as this, in the history of Birmingham, that with the one exception of John Bbight, that town has uni- ...

... understand that. I can understand solemn pledge in a particular case ; but that, though very sacred, is part of the ordinance. You speak of dogma applied to confession. should have thought it was a practical, not a dogmatical question. I havo written tbe above ...

... being inconvenienced his Artificial Teeth, is actually uncomfortable without them. appearance and use, both for Eating and Speaking, they are nrecwe.y san.e one's own natural teeth. Complete Partia l Sots of Teeth made and fitted in the mouth in One Day ...