... line for • great 'amber of years, bet he sever !new an Instance of Incivility at the hand, of any servant of the company. Speaking of the /lull god Bari:alley Railway, the Chairman said that many seemed to think that that scheme war going to work a wonder ...

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... once -iore the pouwer of -interesting the':mei of to-day.. .Thoughaddressed toMissmStuart, these words are what ve', phould 'speak now, in spite of the' years that haive passed.. The language of the Traees: that sang the songs of the Troubadours may have ...

... which the shareholders of the Dock Company make to the appeal now being so actively laid before them. They should, at least, speak at Monday's meeting with no uncertain sound, and all Hull will be with them if they are with Colonel SMITH in his endeavour ...

... take them in the spring and autumn, which saves me a doctor'i bill: they are one of the best tonics, and I have reason to speak well of them. WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS FOR FEMALE COX- e PLAINTS. r Wi/lFBS. SMITHERS, Grand-daughter to the Widow -s LO'J.. Welcl ...

... cross between a country-store clerk and a job preacher. I mean your regular big gun- your sledge-hammer heavy-weight, so to speak- the one who writes those thick, solid leaders, that nobody can understand ; them kind with four syllables in 'em, you know ...

... Success to. the 'Ltincolnshire Chamlier:- of': Agriculturie..' - ?? -- In responding. to the toastj the Marquis of Ri;on speaking of the Duke of Richmoad's Rivers Conservancy Bill; said as a whole he -Ws able 'to give it a, cordial support., It passed ...

... Passive on matters so a materilly affecting :their interests. After the able m speech of Mr. Walliker, he did not intend' to speak g much on 'financial questions, but 'would'- direct their- attention chipely to. general miatters.. Mr. 'Massey then commented ...

... to supplement the work of the Sunday school teachers by giving their chil- dren a religious education at home, proceeded to speak of the forthcoming School Board electio'n, enforcing the desirability of supporting the united vote of the Wesleyan candidates ...

... PAW' er had bran sn of • building society, and had lad £4O to £6O • week through hbs banda He wed call several tteasa to speak sa to Lis oharsetw. T 0012.4 Booth rooks very highly of the prisoner. saying he was straightforward to all ea movementi, sod ...

... cell, that there would be no danger of his being sato. este& Three boars afterwards be nuovared somewhat, so as to be able to speak, and told witness to he careful what he was about. He appeared to think he at. railway elation, and sot at a police etatime—The ...

... mtoeith are made in • letter of December 15 from Mr. W. the /Dulness by the middle of Marne. We Adams, of Adamahnitt, who speaks with the authority believe that the lies in its present eoadi• of experience, and is well known as • true and earnest tioa ...