... nl of the heavenly bodies i covered by what is known as astronomnical} physics, and to which we have alluded above'| in speakeing~ of the spectroscopic work of thel past year. Spectroscopy is every year dis- closing to us mrore and more of the real I ...

... attach some political im- portancoe Like many Greeks, whose families were in the Turkish service, with hetidquarters, so to speak, in the Phanar (the CCcnmenical Patriarch's ancent peculiar -t Constantinople), Sawas belongs to Wallachia, and he has caused ...

... nothing to gain and everything 'to lose by an appeal to the country, it will dolay that appeal to the last legal moment, SO to speak. Whenever it may eomne, however, we have every con- fidence that the general election will result in a chejge of administration; ...

... railways, ne Large orders^ >uD8j uew businesses a ad cr«neral bridces, ne prosper^pJjjta from the manuf eturing district, TeraHv speaking, are all most favourable, and ■fa no single instance is there anything approach. ing serious grumbling. It must be expected ...

... with a m alp of Birmingham reduded from thD eorougl 3urveyor's ?? Mlr. Osborna's Family Account liook it is needless to speak : manny years of useoful existence have proved its value,-Idr. liernington, Moor Street, and Mr. Wntts, Snow 11ill, issue handsome ...

... do not pass unnoticed by Him who rules above, and in lowly obedience let us learn to say, Father. Thy will, not ours, be In speak- ing of the town and neighbourhood, Mr Williams congratulated his bearers on the improved prospects of trade amongst tltem ...

... substantial liberality of every true lover of his country, to every one who bears in his bosom a spark of patriotism. Tradition speaks of our divisions, the stranger points to our sections, and our spirit of independence of thought and action displays itself ...

... THE TAY BRIDGE ACCIDENT. All accounts speak of the gale of Sunday night as one of the most terrible ever experienced within memory of Dundee. The captain of one of the steamers which ply to and from Newport states that the spray on the river was flying ...

... THE DUTY OF ENGINE DRIVERS IN A GALE. On all hands th exceptional severity of the gale is admitted, tind a good seaman, speaking on the subject, demanded to know why captains of vessel6 at sea should be obliged in certain cir- cumstances either to shorten ...

... sorts of bargains for you, no matter en ar%, whether you want them or not. mea has a patent for cianft:~, giving advice and speaking his mind very freely at all loses asrims He mnust be consulted in any step yen under- take, froni the purchase of a poodle ...

... rights to 88t Jews.) 24. Lord Hartington speaks at a Liberal meeting in the Free Trade Hall, Manchester. 2,. Great 'Liberal meeting at the Pomona Gardens, Manchester, at which Mr. Bright and Lord Hartington speak. General Kaufmann leaves St. Petersburg ...

... woman and ohildren remained for nearly two daye and a night, wbhe, not seeing her husband relurning, and not being able to speak a word of English, called out ithrough tbo window and attracted the attention of Esme passers by. These, understanding the ...