... Tarter, the lawyer MOMInd Mb ma lio. the maid, le dee way dre.awd the 1 ereedi nee Pints I by bal l= ll6 V, ea Tto de M as /ft speak in the diallea The thing le le Leah. You are shed is day • soldier, Leak; duty summons • b laswieseth what Imola rea MY li ...

... arose between • country store clerk sad • at, preacher. I mean your regular big godyour sledge hammer heavy-weight, so to speak—the on* who writes those thick, solid leaders. that aobody can understand ; them kind with four syllables in 'ism you know ...

... amewal. Net lbe Weep& of Ws to be We Popliatwese adored to tall leek • Dab sad Wm • Iles Pa sewoolt of the began to proems speak, mow the eta lowellost tiles eras eel they esweaseeel to Oak bad* M lid I that the Miley fa twee bo ; boa en opeoWar ophlfr ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 20th bd. net pereeter in Lowgate and asked to Peet Meredased,oed west into a pelillo-bouie, wither she knew* bra. the dld met speak Whim there. bat whew be oat she him to her something with 'Mei Is NO SOWS I . o d. as else had not broken ter fart sod bed ...

... Craven) accepted the demeribing what woe meant by the pram, to give a sketch of toe discovery sad alinnalleature el and to speak of qf ili & Christian, Mr. J. Young and edema dedbeell the countries sod lom:lities de goad et the chief oils draw., He a el ...

... by snow or sleet, may be expected between the sad the let of March. A Geneva oorreepoadent report. that Biala, a Romansch-speaking in the Oberland, comibting of forty homes, with Ito church public buildings. bee been destroyed by fire. strong I wind blowing ...

... keeping with Ls 7 there numniest of among the Maims at the time, and eves when I asked, in whether there a 7 a. there who speak Megua. No or se an y an besdarg vein ethos gime Ms an Whim ele be the *lugb he Mimi, then te my So le ftgilsb. easing he 1 ...

... see Seth by mon a suggestion ialoodad by me to to dr etheal. WI, of porky should the nem at mega, thseed athandeveloadls.. * speaks Mr. Ihiczirr bakes suggestion. which Mr. Barre twide mileg totally different, and Ohm attempts to the ahem of refusing to ...