... been made t with tlio proposal to establish an . Indian and ^ Colonial Museum . It is said that something like , 13 so to speak , the grand plan of the scheme has ! e been settled , and that it is even proposed that a 1 ' certain number of rooms in the ...

... at heart , he would be very unwilling to assume any fatiguing position which woujd take him away from his usual studies . Speaking of thfl Suez Canal , he said that although it was not unnatural that • tlie French should feel slight irritation at a purchase ...

... o . which will take effect from to-day . Joine ; 0 cabinetmakers , carpenters , blacksmiths , &c ., wi • y generally speaking , be reduced id . -per hoi l ? ' whilst riggers , labourers , rivetters , caulkers . & ' Mil will ba reduced id . per hour ...

... of feeling ? and emotions which we can hardly nnder-tand or realise to be wanting in human nature . It is hardly correct to speak of the intellect of the negro as debased or sunken , but rather as belonging to an arrested state . The rudimentary quality ...

... evening ' s entertainment were Miss M . Smith , Miss Matilda Dunsmore , Mr Colin Gardner , and Mr R . Eraser , who , generally speaking , acquitted themselves to the satisfaction of their audience . ( The numbers -placed against the names of the two ladies ...

... seasoned and dry ; newly Painted ; 3 Public Booms . 9 Bed-Rooms . Dressing and Bath Booms , Butler ' s Pantry with Lift . Speaking Tiiliea . Large Kitchen , and Servants' accommodation ; Hot and Cold 'Water through tho house ; frontage , 110 feet . Dunlop ...

... which . seem to mean change very much for the worse . There are at least two good reasons why Ministers should thus , so to speak , take the public into their counsels . They have given ample proof , by the withdrawal of the first circular , that in this ...

... way must be provided for by town taxation , and also whether the additions proposed are suitable in localit y , are ( so to speak ) worth the money , and ( a point which is too apt to be neglected ) will be kept under such regulations as to ensure their ...

... flight of steps between the new street and the facade of the building , BO that really no injury would be inflicted . In speaking of the new thoroughfare , Ibave called itastreet , butitmightbe more properly described as a terrace , open on the north ...

... 1688 was heralded not in a message of woe , but in words of peace and goodwill , for which John Partridge is responsible . Speaking of some planetary movement or other ,, he observes : — This conjunction is for quieting disturbances , uniting of unnatural ...

... selected us to . differ , they will not : reasonably expect us to agree . ( Laughter . ) That , subject on which I wish to speak to you to-night is no joking matter , and . I , will promise you . to . make no quotations except from the bill of mortality ...

... grandchild entered the stable , and she returned to the dwelling Slying that her grandfather . was in the stable and would not speak to her . His daug-hter becoming alarmed at the child's statement , proceeded to the Etable , and Was horrified to [ Sail her ...