... premised us summer tliis week and warm day for the Derby, were right The Equator has turned up trumps, or, if that method speaking be deemed disrespectful to his mightiness, has satisfied his sponsors. To-day is not warm only, it is bright, sunny, che ...

... Britten, 78, High-street, Birmingham, writes :— Your Dr. Simes' Pepeine Mixture not only sells well, but purchasers also speak in the highest terms it, some even declaring that it has done them very much good when other things tried for years have failed ...

... Half angered, I seize upon the nuisance and bear it off to where it will not offend. And he concludes the same chap- ter by speaking of persons who lack purity of mind. 1 meet men who are faultless in respect to their linen ; they are shaven and shorn ...

... than ahe seema to have bid for the goodwill of France also. We find the French Government absolutely flinging itself, so to speak, into the arms of Russia. When the Andrasst Note waa proposad for the acceptance of the co-signatary Powera the French Government ...

... rendered by the Ladies Assnariation, and proposed the appointment of a committee to deal with the fund in aid encQuraging Gaelic-speaking students for the ministry the Highlands, and procure assistance for the convener. Mr Campbell White, Glasgow, (elder), seconded ...

... Tom, my dear fellow, Ifow look r barony, Bob ; for the fact is, I mice old before in my life. A FurricrocAN, wishing to speak of the of the English porta, forgot the word, rnd sa4 butter of poets.' AN empty bottle must certainly be a very dangerous ...

... mar the effect of the mad sishorMe devices sad the most brilliant tramomonchem OS present occasion there was no moonlight to speak of ; and both la the City sad at the 4 the was a very effective one. More particularly was this the care in the city, sad in ...

... accession viewed with favour. is supported the old Mussulman party, but yet is said to be partial to the European element. He can speak French fluently, and will thus be able to converse with the Ambassadors without the aid of dragomen. AU this is from official ...

... glass has long been known In England. He refers to Dr. Ure's Dictionary of Arts, ko.. published by Longman in 1860, where, speaking of glass, the following remark Is made : Its fragility may be considerably diminished by annealing it water, or, better, ...

... attendant at the greater number of the ooncerts, both as performer and listener, I have thoroughly enjoyed the time so spent. It speaks little for the advancement or culture of Sheffield, a town which has been the home of great musicians, and which among its ...

... said, Suppose you speak to Jim, then look out. I promised I would not tell. Jim and I then went on deck. Big George went to Ild'Doludd, who was at the wheel—it was then about one p.m.—and in my hearing said to him, Suppose you speak it, Jim, look out ...

... prosecutrix on Sunday morning last. She went np to the room where the militiamen had their meals. She never heard the woman speak a word. Thdmas Welch, a militiaman, deposed that he saw the woman near the brickyard, on Sunday morning, on the Redbrook-road ...