... uwdwere crew being drown ed* 1 off ?? all her Mr. Disraeli ia ?? ?? _, ?? -^awss Sir Wm. Harcourt will be ?? ni . aA ?? speaking at the Druids' dinner a_ q*?7 J™ m day, owing to an attack of bronchiti*. tt w * The Pall MaU Gazette states that ?? M.P ...

... satirist the branding-iron and the whip, and for this purification they owe much to George Thompson. Often have we heard the aged speak in glowing terras of the effect produced them by the great Anti-Mavery Lecturer some forty years since. But to-day that man ...

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... I shall quarrel with that man, you know, if he comes prowling about my house. Hullo ! governor, here's somebody wants to speak to you. Ha ! it's the man we met on the road. How do ? got to your place all right, and the girl too ? The new comer who had ...

... account it is difficult to say. This much is certain—they can hardly do worse. Of the Prince of Asturias all recent accounts speak favourably. The narrative of an interview with him given by the Paris correspondent of the Times shows that the lad is at any ...

... Brooke, succeeded the venerable and venerated Rev. J. H. Bromby, who after about sixty years' tenure of the office, died, so to speak, in harnesa ; his long and active career having been the means of much usefulness in the town. Canon Brooke, having perhaps ...

... the .Salification after walking through these room?. Bnt if I am to keep within limits I must throw *. note book aside and speak in rough, general terms. I have no chance of dwelling upon the *ork6 of Maclise, but it is saying much to cay •at here is ...

... Moody is evidently the mainspring of the movement, and takes the com- mand like one accustomed to be obeyed. His style of speaking is homely, but earnest and effective. Sometimes he becomes really eloquent, and at ethers, in striving to be graphic, he ...

... surrounded by the beneficent influences of the Christian religion, might perhaps reach the level of an elegantlydressed, fair-speaking savage, but a savage he will be if he has the chance, and far worse than a respectable savage in debauchery, licentiousness ...

... inst. On that day she fell downstairs and sustained very serious injuries. She was removed to bed by a relative, but did not speak afterwards and died the same day. — A verdict of Accidental death was returned. Peesentation to an Ex-Police Sergeant — ...

... not know him any more. have a letter to him from a very near friend of his, and this somewhat softened him. He will at least speak to me now, and we go down to the chief steward's cabin. With that official Macdonald takes counsel, and the determination is ...

... alloy. Rir g out the Old Year, midnight bells ! Yea, ring it out, with loudest knells, Yet greet the New with dulcet spells ! Speak with loud, unfal. ring voices, Of the past to us reveal'd ; Where is He who e'er rejoices. Till the future is unseal'd ? Therefore ...