... OUNAMENT mainly, it bas these characteristics which mark elegance snd refine and to please the eye, half anconsciously, so Lo speak,—a wuieh ao class of’ Ornamentation an claim in the aame OF THE PRESS irt Joureal.—A ve by ig TON, under the name of | and ...

... short grand piano 24' guineas. 5. Mr. Mundella, M.P., presides at Piscatorial Society's dinner, Holborn. 5. Canon Wilberforce speaks on total abstinence. 7. Thorpe's Gawber Collieries ; nominal profit £827. 4s. 7. William Beatson, 50, chemical manufacturer ...

... special importance, as coining from men whose profession and experience of all the requirements -the trade entitle them to speak with decision. These are facts which I have pleasure in submitting to you, and which entitle my Preparation to the serious ...

... physician of the London H03-pital)— ‘It is the best preparation I ever met with the treatment of disease long been experience I speak from adequate the preparation having been the habit of ’- (Government Medical Inspector of Emi- Port of London) writes From ...

... liberty, According to Mr Goldwin Smith we are to understand that at the “first dawning” of sixteen months of which Tacitus speaks, the “system of government of the Empire of Rome was changed and made “ lees personal and more liberal! The timple facte ...

... , of whom writes :— Here is an earnest, truth-speaking man ; no theoriser, sentimentaliser, but a practical man of work and endeavour, a man of sufferance ■ and endurance. The thing that he speaks is not a hearsay, but a thing that he has him ...

... state of things prevails than was the case last year, and evidence is not wanting that the trade pros- pects, comparatively speaking, are of a satisfactory charac- ter. This is eminently the case with regard to the heavy- iron trade. The Midland Iron Works ...

... ” THE BATING Of THE BRIGANTINE HOORBURO. It is a gallant story that tells of the M-a Mooching end the women who. humanly speaking, sared it. The rsesel left Foochow in China, tor Melbourne, bat October; but hat crew, only tour man. Ml sick the royege ...

... Barker in the Corner Pin case' Mr. 0. Wortley, Mr. Barker, Mr. H. Thomas, and other legal members of the committee were speaking. night by night, in various places. When or where did they, or any one of them, Mr. Wortley or Mr. Barker especially, repudiate ...

... proved the sa!ration Mr. Chancellor, Property and Income-tax. Here evident that the collector has hem industrious degree which speaks volumes for the energy and inquisitive powers the Inland Revenue Office. It ie seldom that revenue returns have shown to c- ...

... some hundreds of people congregating in the ricinity of the building. AN ARTILLERY SCHOOL FOR; SCOTLAND. Er.Caniercn,M.P.,speaking ata meeting yesterday of the West of -cotland Artillery Association, said ue beliered Gorernment intended to establish a ...

... genial folk than the Fitzwilliams can be found: in Yorkshire. There is nothing m Lord Fitzwilliam of the inaccessibility which speaks out of his firm, harshly -cut face. _io more cordial friend, no more genial acquaintance, exists. To com. parative strangers ...