... Continental demand increase, it is not im- probable that a further rise maybe resorted to, bat- at the same time, commercially speaking, this will have no bad effect on the general trade of the country. The Manchester trade reports are naturally dull, :as the ...

... favourably known in profession not only in this locality, but rough out England and the continent. An eminent French tavant, in speaking of Mr. Beaumont professional ability, sums him tlius : taut vingt nettur*. Mr. Beaumont s advertisement is in another column ...

... Derry and nobly fought at the Boyne. Mr. John Rea’s appearance at Crossgar caused no little confusion and dismay. When he rose speak he announced himself an ardent disciple of the late Mr. W. Shannan Crawford; but he suggested—and there was wisdom in his ...

... Effectual Cure of GOUT, RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO. SCIATICA, ic. Boxes 74d., la. I Id,, and 2s. 9d. each. The following testimonials speak to the efficacy the above Broad Street, Reading, Berkshire, December 24tb, 1870. Mr. C. Baas,—Desr Sir,—l received the Pill* ...

... a useful servant, but it is a terrible master. The behavicur of the four or five hundred boys on board was excellent, and speaks well both for the lads themselves and for the deseipline under which they had been brought. As Captain Bourchier said, they ...

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... about three months, for several years, but from that time to this I have been quite free from anything of the kind. Facts speak for themselves, and you are quite at lilierty make what use you like of this testimonial. 1 am, dear sir, yours trulv, “ToMr ...

... benefiting the poor, or be. cause they misconceive its objects ; the differences between the Society and the conspirators I speak of are of a much more deepseeted kind. ' I think one proof of the necessity of some such super. vision ea I has been afforded ...

... throughout all Country Towne and Vii Lages by ad respectable ktrecers. Druggists, Chemists, &c. Our ttattituonials do not speak of • person in such a town, but they give the name in full, the town, strectr, and numbers ci many who were pronounced incurable ...

... discover too late that their hopes of restoration to health have been misplaced, and, instead of a refuee, they find a grave. To speak plainly, they would have done better had they stopped at home. For some reason or other. a oomtuon impretsion seems to have ...

... circles. Mr. Lewis—Has the defendant in any way given you the name of the author of this article? Witness—No. The letter you speak of has been written since the summons was issued ?—Yes; I received it yesterday. You have performed in. several melo-dramas ...