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... receivet from the rates under the Elementary Education Ant sines 1871, and the sum so derived thie year has been £4,200. Roughly speaking again, the bas obtained fram tha Works Loans Ce won rs sams for the -ecetion or purchase of echool p also amounting to £25 ...
... sailers. Oats beans were without material change. Maize was 3d. to per qr. lower. LONDON CATTLE. There is no trade worth speaking of, and values are quoted same as last Monday. Beef, to 65.; mutton, ss. to 6s. 10J.; veal, ss. to 6s. ; pork, 3s. Bd. to ...
... of being lodger, he says that by has not such a profound acquaintance with municipal and parocliial matters to justify him speaking with confidence, but he does not view with favour the principle which draws distinctions between Parliamentary and local ...
... made the other day in the Irish metropolis, which ended in an adjournment, and has very nearly fallen through altogether. Speaking of the Mansion House, I may add that the Lord Mayor has had to turn out, as the building is under repair, and £4,000 has ...
... places a stone's throw, five minutes' walk, &c., are used as measures for short distances. In Dubuque, however, they speak of a place as being within the bawl of a mule. lIENRY WARD BRECRER the famous American minister, once asked Park Benjamin ...
... Interjection shows surprise, As oh: how pretty—ah ! how wise The whole are called Nine Parts of Speech, Which reading, writing, speaking teach. ROMANCE OF DOG SLEDGING.—To the novice the spectacle presented by a number of gaily-accoutred dog trains gliding merrily ...
... lists, but perhaps the law in that respect would some day be altered. Me. Cower, 1.P., ON the Govr•.nvxasr.—Mr. Cowen, M.P., speaking at the North of England Commercial Ttavellers' annual dinner in Newnst le Friday night, said the present Parliament had been ...
... But a good deal of the singing heard last night and in the small hours this morning was utterly inappropriate. We are not speaking here of the howling children and half drunken hobbledehoys who made night hideous, but of companies singers evidently under ...
... frost appearing to have little effect their running ; *ud the twenty-acre field being amply sutiicicnt to finish the card speaks volumes tor the care taken iu preserving the for. Bcreral the courses were staunchly con* tested, notably those of Suarise ...
... Gras Pomade for softening and whitening the hands and arms, z 8 stamps. Of all these preparations we have had occasion to speak at various times very highly, and we recommend them to our readers from a knowledge of their thorough efficiency. LAD AND AMY ...
... Ruby's sweet eyes, and trembled on those long dark lushes that fringed the pure-tinted roses of her cheek when she finished speaking. Mrs.Werrendale herself was touched. You must always be very good to Joan, she said, kindly ; yea are very dear to her ...
... gentlemen that they be able to see the attractions of ladies the better Speaking of schools he advised people to monsy inside 1 schools in apparatus &c rather than on exteriors 1 Speaking some the mottoes on the walls there “Perseverance” the matter he spoken ...