... last to make l-uplmn:rx-n of the North-West, between Edmonton the E&y Mountains, has returned, The Ottawa Citizen says he speaks in the most loviu terms of the fertility of the soil, and the -hg-w the climate. lnhhoplnh-n-ohlopmol anitoba that cam compare ...

... carriage now. The framework only remains and some loose materials, which float about, but all evidently held fast at one end. I speak of the cushions and remnants of carriage furniture. I assure you I should only too glad to take hold of a body and bring it ...

... offence. A Gentleman Swindler — Strange Story. — A week or two since, a man of gentlemanly appear- ance, about 35 years of age, speaking several lan- guages, and apparently a German, put up at the Grand Hotel, Birmingham. He represented that he was a son of ...

... the new metier& is being pushed forward se rapidly possible. SIR W. V. HARCOIJRT AT OXFORD. Sir William Vernon Harcourt, speaking last t at the Druids' dinner at Oxford, said the Distress Oommiaslon of 1836 made no report. and he thought the eommission ...

... bxin to every Person who can read and think. nK. ANTI-LANCE A Clergyman writing to Dr. Rooke, under date July 16th, 1874, speaking of the LANCET, •* Of ita style and matter I cen judge, for I have author other themes for thirty years. None but a master-mind ...

... aliarttly ombiaced thle id)ea, nold I nave no eon Lt 11a publicity bie gpiveni it Ii socoessiol is~sue Is ceciain. I )yscarcedy` Speak of the great iifliucuce sue-u a ecui oh 7 1-have in this lingo townI. To FE-liAiiene it woul1 - 0- the uteans, t a, Closer ...

... The teadiney ef wipe throughout the year, aid at palm* we very mushiregrat to say, is still dewsward, pi though and others speak more hopsfally of trade soignee. there has as yet bees no dp hew of the kagloolted-for re. vlvaL A mush some hopeful spirit ...

... Xunt Ishobel's eyes were the first to catch sight' :of 'Glavn'advancing'figure and his raised hat. So ?? she the first. to' speak 'and 'exchange warm gbtings., A:-'ilsa, momentarily 'taken aback; was dil~dawitii sudden woridertujent, and feltjjust a~trifle ...

... upon his arm so lovlsgly—be was her heaven—and beamed up in his fees with all the radiance of gale bine eyes. Her keen would speak, sad yet femme dosed i ts But love and admisaliem the spell. and hem the tar begiming her sod she NM. You mostaehe They ...

... municipal election he had heard many complaints to the manner which the police discharged their duties, and he was proceeding to speak further on this subject when he was told that if he were going to bring charges against individual members the force he must ...

... other day as the result of two dayvs'en : The take comprised 24i fish. Not bad sisort that r- Mr. Mundelha, the other day, speaking to the SheffEeld Anglers, said in three or four years his Act would tarve the effect of stocking full of fish all our ivers ...

... home in Flowery Land, an artistic per- formance reflecting great credit upon Mr McCulloch, the designer and painter, and speaking well for the liberal outlay of the enterprising lessee, Capt. Gordon. In addi- tion to the characters already mentioned, ...