... Rottentubber, is also a very ecceitric a person, who is always shouting the most oonfidential I things he has to say through a speaking trumpet and taking observations of the nearest objects through a i wonderful telescope constructed like the Irishman's musket ...

... he been breached when he discovered a rapid method of converting pennies into peg-tops, and at the age of thirteen he could speak with experience upon gunpowder as au active agent in the rapid removal of eyebrows. Aisyeearswore on and he attained the only ...

... greater evil behind impelled her to some action, and shame and pride combined at the same time to keep her eilent. She could not speak to her father, because the poor man lost his head atraightway, and made piiteous appeals to her not to make a fuss, and threw ...

... She had very dark brown hair and eyes. and a pale but clear complexion. She looked up at Katharine as she waited for her to speak, and, could you have seen them, you would have said that the rich woman was am plain and awkward as the poor one was lovely ...

... y truthful bye-play which is necessary 3 to comprehend the force and scope of his conceptiou of . the character is, so to speak, compelled by a gentle rpersuasive power which renders one unconscious of this strain. Miss Robertba&skine discoveredunexpectede ...

... judges did not feel at liberty to award the inventor the prize gold medal, but had given Mr. Wood a silver medal. (Applause.) Speaking of the trials of potato diggers, he said that although no perfect implement had yet been invented, yet great strides had ...

... strait-laced in these matters. I vant the things that the people will use made free from abuse. There ii no one who will speak out more strongly than I against all those demo- ralising agencies which are connected with our theatres. My object is to make ...