... not do injury to the life of the calf is there not bitter hatred and distress in the minds both cow and calf? Beasts cannot speak; how, then, tnev able to tell the man that, in eating the milk 'ipq,st* his body becomes like that of birds and But men wish ...

... punctually NOTICE TO HEADS OF FAMILIES MR EMERY HAS ARRANGED A SPECIAL HALFTRICE TO ALL PARTS THE HOUSE (GALLERY EVENING Speaking of PrinceofWalcsPantomime The DAILY ult says:— Tho Watteau remarkably display be never flags’ JJKINCE OF WALES THEATRE NOTICE ...

... vessels are now taken freely at rides which underwliters only a few years ago would have thought ridiculously low. Genesally speaking, the year has not been profitable, and, with one or two exceptions, it is thought in wellinformed circle, that the reports ...

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... SIR W. HARCOURT AT OXFORD. £ir Harcourt, speaking at the Druids' dinner at Oxford last night, referring to the question agricultural distress, said it would be a consolation to thu farmers to know that, in the year the state of things was as bad or worse ...

... not know that he had visited the school within the year, and he was sure that no examination hail taken place. He could not speak for Mr Bindloss. The Mayor asked the members to appoint committee. remarking that the master was always veiy much pleased to ...

... other cried reproachfully, how can you say that of me. The cheeks of Ag es became quite scarlet. She had not intended to speak as she did. Somehow or otl,er her thoughts would take words, and sh could not control her tongue. There seems a little mystery ...

... prosperity to the Ursa ving chases. The condition of the country vcsy serious, much more serious than it is pendent neighbourly to speak of, and an immediate distribution of wages and the realiaatian of prodU are essential to our progress. For long tone men bnainem ...

... been much variety here for some time, and if things go on as they are there will not be any for some time longer. Don't speak like that to jour Boss, good woman, said Humphrey Pritchit, who, nevertheless, felt stung to the quick by the observation ...

... children are thoroughly English in education, and it would surprise anyone who knows Mr. Koeller to hear that his children could speak German. It may be that Mr. Koeller, notwithstanding his English career, has not been naturalised British subject. As to the ...

... of of Tom Hood’s poems said been great admirer of his ictry also of that of Byron He quoted specimens from theso authors speaking upon ono of Byron’s relating to Churob said the Church of England fouaded very wide basis embracing of different minds opinions ...

... foolish be drive away the trade of the port in order that the board might have the satisfaction of gazing upon surpluses. Speaking of the nuancial system of the board, Mr. Forwood criticised the undue amount of surplus of income over expenditure and said ...