... turned over with r facings of vivid scarlet: above the face, kept close l shaven as of old, is a smart smoking.cap Still speaking in the strong measured tone which pro- duced such electrical effect in poor Watts Philip Dead Heart, MiA. Benjamin Webster ...

... measure; for the purpose 'of regulating the disposition of the Irish - Church Fnnd. - At present there was not, strictly. speak- ing, any Church fund at all, but there was an income . derived by the Church Temporalities Commissionfrom various sources ...

... the towi' who had monopolies of lighting,- that if they did tnot amend tbeir piices their power would be taken from them. Speaking of the butchers' trade, Mr. Elam re- marked that in recent years .a great improvement had taken plae: in the social status ...

... me 'with .a charming least aoupgon of the brogue, when 'Cousin Marjory, over-hearing, and gliding, close by Us the while, speaks sotto vodteio 'me, ' LIetther know you're a surgeon, Bones, and that It takes all your skill to make you understand a joke ...

... it was a breach of, the privi- Ieges o h House of Commons for a peer to interfere in electioneering matters, Earl Cadogan, speaking it the meeting of the Chelsea Conservative Association, had urged the electors to follow the example of Southwark at the ...

... honour to' the, iation:. Hte believed that the general election was not fardistant,;and that'when it crab.'the country would: *speak out in favour of tho' Conservatives.' The great. .electoral. contest-of 1880 would be fought upon' the ques- Ition of foreign ...

... at this time is as to the' merits of Plan No. 1 and Plan No. 2 concerning certain proper- ties which it behoves me not to speak of here, Ipossessing as they do -such little public interest; but it is undoubted that the majority of mem- bers were very ...

... ns leaves the impression of crude- ness, or, perhaps, of the still greater enormity, that of laughing whenever either she speaks or is spoken to. Miss Fanny Pitt, who has had a capital dramatic education and an invaluable all round experience in good ...

... Yes. There was a general-conversation, I ?? 'but I did not hear what 'was said. When they ordered the drinks they seemedto speak rather high. We heard tbeclink of mouney. I should have'.thought you would have heard the con- versation bettherathathat? -But ...

... were it not for adding to the greatness of your tribulation, I would be emboldened to speak to you On .one subject. . I know it before you. utter-it. You would speak to me of 'Marjory. 0 God bless her, for the best of pure- minded and loving girls. Only ...

... principally rest the ,lame for creating thde present division ln the Liberal party. Mr. Wilson. deserved their thanks for speaking out in, the bold,, way he did, when before the Alliance IParty. He was satisfied that if they made a firm stand, they would ...

... T~aplin, fruiterer, 'Victoria-street, on the 1st' inst. Alter evidence being'. heard, prisoner, who had no relative or friend to speak hfor him, saidt when he got behind the counter he heard.i the lady (Mrs.' Tuplin)m noining, and so he ran away. B 3ut' he. ...