... to take the Zth before the sitting magistrates at BioW-8teet in orderty learn what is to be done with them, as they eaft speak English and have no money in their poeseeeia Captain Wfl~iamsn's agent wished the police to tate them into custody, but this ...

... when his death is now announced, at the age of 91, that these recollections of his former power are revived. He was, so to speak, the last contecting link between the Liberalism of the past and that of to-day, but in later times those whose views were ...

... The wm, Stat Mb, the whiskers, and the shin. To nothing it se Mame,— • a rat, a earatob. a nab, a temple ; For Mime be doth speak, And es he could o'er them for a week. the poke and Dom, and r,h abet of as aanient cbnrch. Oh, sal I meet mattiporcirolorist ...

... Government, and will indicate the lines a of policy to be adopted by the party as an Opposition. Sir Stafford Northuote will also speak. Lord Salisbury and the Earl of Carnarvon are expected to attend. RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. The North-Eastern traffic increase ...

... Dutch lads and fasses cf fourteen or fifteen speak much better. English than English boys and girls of the samae. age often do. I suppose that we are the. only people in. the world who are unable to speak our i own tongue with fluency. The Irishman is ...

... you think, and wandering ? I know I am frail and weak, And old folks are like little children: they cry when they cannot speak. There's a new life beginning in both, with longings they cannot say; But the mothers lull the babies, and death bushes the ...

... member for Hull is writing at the dictation of John lilton, who occupies the central position in the Be, his hand raised as. he speaks. The Protector is e11 entering the chamber through a curtained doorway. Tel panelled walls of the room are taken from a city ...

... general 'welfare of the country thant Mr. Gladstone's 'A~dministration. LORI) HARTINGTON ON TRE ATIES S. Lord Hartington, speaking at Mawtenatall last night, challenged Mr Cross assertion that Eng- land'had insisted that all treaties to which she was ...

... 5rlit J?Itll Mailm ?: 10ada I - WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1880. I MAR. GLADSTONE is not, after all, going to speak for his eldest son in East Worcestershire. A FARM LAD, aged 16, has been murdered in Wigtownshire, N.B, A DURHAM puddler has received nine months ...

... they had in Hull facilities which would greatly benefit the South Yorkshire district. For some reasons which he was going to speak about, the trade between this district and Hull was sorely crippled. They were not there to declaim against any body of men ...

... be Waged. They were the pooffisoly 4th. 11.11 Oorporation. sad were worth 94.-14 r. gownbroker, Doot-ebee'. wee Gelled to speak aa to the pleasing of the The duplicates, be said, wee. In his handwriting, but he did not recognise primmer as the man who ...

... him) ple's-ig theory, and I she not attempt to find its tine value, but confining mny remnarks to New Holland alone, and speaking for the canvassers on the Liberal side, I must inform him- (let) That the number of resident voters at this railway settlement ...