... endear. or, by earnest application, so to profit by the education afforded to you, thatyon may become Intelligent and useful men, If you follow this advice, though it may be irksome for a time, you will find that gaining knowledge by your own exertions will ...

... Epps has provided our breakfadt lee w i th a delicately flavoured beverage which may save hazoVoctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds ...

... graceful plants which stood on brackets ornamented with virgin cork. Over the stage was the seasonable 'deli, A hap* new year, which we are sure was re-echoed by all present. The stage bad been cleared of all its sommy. Ito., and a magnificent mirror (supplied ...

... It is not the first time I have made its acquaintance, and I trust that for many long years to C31:110 it may go on and prosper, and that I may witness that prosperity (applause). Oar worthy c4airenan has referred to the very different class of men, and ...

... provided oar breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to ...

... three weeks to pay. Dos Cum —Anskiel Smith was charged with keeping two dogs with but one license. Evidence in anpoort of thecae, was given by Sergeant Atkins and P. C. Player, of Bsgshot. It may be recollected that the case was adjourned from the last Bench ...

... provided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy doctors' bills. It by the Judicious use of each beacles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to ...

... for Sullivan's song, 'When thou art near, which he gave in a capital meaner, and repeated the last vane The choir rendered Caldecott's grotesque part song, Humpty Dumpty, and narrowly escaped an encore. At this stage of the entertainment, the Rev. ...

... it is hoped that the promoters may not be placed in a financial loss by the entertainment. The pianoforte recitals were by Miss Nellie Chaplin, gold medallist of the London Academy of Music, and also of the Society of Arts; and all the pieces played by ...

... superintendent of the exhibition, and Mr. W. Clarke, the Secretary as may !be imagined, left nothing undone that could lead to success. We cannot help referring here to one matter which may appear trifling in Itself, but which is worthy of nodes. It is the ...

... Robertson ; duet, Oh t that we two were Maying (Hintrochel), Mies Bailey and Herr HanicheL It is not necesspry to give a detailed criticism of the performance ; but among the items which were of more than usual merit we may particularise Miss Lillian Bailey's ...

... our own opinion, and act according to our own combine° (cheers). What that opinion may be it is far from me to say, I have not yet heard all the arguments (laughter). We may, how- ever, fairly claim at the hands of our country to be per. mitted to exercise ...