... io conceel 0: her ch.ll at Pativigton, id the ding. on :totti April last.—liis Iswdotip asked if there Wan anyone there to speak to the youtg 11/0133311 • 1 character. KV. Winterhotham that previous to this occurrence CAI had been of good character, end ...

... again, and not sorry to have the comfort of • hence overhead, and some one to talk to, after my month In the jungle ; not to speak of good beef and mutton, indeed of game, ef whieh one gem tired in course of time. I always shot enough to keep me in meat ...

... Accidentally drowned. SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT TUC lecture woo by Dr. Kin ' and lean a tion of his former remarks on the Beer. Speaking re the progeueiee development of the organ, be feMITSI.I tbat in the lower annuls there was no brain, bet, as in the ca ...

... made my eyes quite well. I shall recommend it to every- d body I know, for I am sure it is a good thing for the d eyes, for I speak as I find it. -Yours truly, G. C. BAKER, l. late of the Tower Arms, Lench-street, Birmingham. sSir,-I have much pleasure in ...

... Baking or Boiling, &c. Red, Snaked, Drab and er- Braided Gas Tubings, at G. 11. LENNeseiD'S 8, St. John's-street, Hull. N.B.-Speaking Tubes, Garden Hose; Wagon, Stack, and Rully Covers, &c. 49 he CHLOROFORM AND ITS DANGERS ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED. i IS PAINILESS ...

... any insulting remark or anything as to our intention to run her down. I did not use any jeering expression on passing her or speak to her during the whole of the time.-Mr. J. A. Chambers. also of Clapham road, clerk, and Hardy, the driver, gave corroborative ...

... asked thle honoul boand for out-door relief. She had been in and out of the house for years, and her antecedents did not speak of a close allegriance to the principles of temperance refolrl. Umder the scrlumastallees it wvals thiought advisable to offer ...

... President of the Wesleyan Conference, Dr. Punshon, took occasion in his address, after he had been elected to the chair, to speak on the proposals which have been made for the absorption of the Mv~ethodists in the Church of England. He said, The longer ...

... warniykg and instruption the example and experience of their predecessors. It was not strange that Lord LYTTLETON should feel and speak warmly under such an emphatic censure as this speech, sustained as it was by the action of the House of Commons, involved; ...

... an inar. and the 9neetion wag to what LAI ulieht be carried? Year* ago the apirits mated 'Aeration, at acme tatore time, to speak at in fore. At the time Ult.! . . prediction was it woe rejarded with incredulity. but It scemed to be not at all imorolioble ...

... power the death of Dr. Elliot:an and MiRR Ada Menken.—Mr. Morm related that at Mies Clarkeb at User. pool he the sprit-voices speaking simul:ar.eously wib the medium's. Tim direct writing at Miss Clarke', me :tinge w.a dine in a peculiar manner. The spt , ...

... it spellbound from the opening of his discourse to the close, is held by them in high esteem, and they say of him that he speaks as if a live coal from the Altar had touched his lips. Certain it is that this demand for native ability as distinguished ...