... 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 ...

... I am yer mad frien', A CONFERENCE ON CO-OPERATION. [comer It was Wednesday night, when a Uttle group had gathered, or, to speak more accurately, were gathering at the hall door. After a confused medley of conversation from the company in general, which ...

... thi day month.” Her Majesty, who, of course, bad not heard on word he had utter and possibly was not eve aware he had been speaking, bowed graciously t him as she passed, and the carriage was soon out ¢ sight. ‘*Now, James,” enid Jemima, advaneing, ‘ yo ...

... our accounts on Saturday, we shall find the 5400 either very materially reduced, or perhaps made up alt gather. (Applause.) Speaking of money, and the way to raise it, I should like to say one thing before concluding. It may perhaps seem invidious to name ...

... belong to Mr Scobie, architect, have been built upon, and the cry is that ground is scarce and dear in Dunfermline. Generally speaking, the building trade has been busy, the masons working at reduced wages. The Devon Water Works are making substantial progress ...

... opinion , is the &rbitra . iy action ox iha : Acadecical jury in acceptin ; or rejecting wris for exhibition . Mr Bayliss speaks strongly—yet wlio EhaSl . ssy too strongly ^— of tha cro 6 * iuig blow it must be to a man who , for years it 'toay be , has ...

... thought or preparation to undertake the taak . Their hearts vere too full . Those who did not s ^ eak were speaking to them-Belves , and those who did speak were merely givin utterance to the deep sympathy which moved aver ^ member of thfl conunuaity . Thia ...

... to go before either one party or another to give their information, but that they should simply fill returns-or, generally speaking, give what aid they could that would be of value to the subject. The information, he understood, would be then sent head-quarters ...

... weathercock, and it began to revolve six or seven hundred times a minute, the cat howling until von couldn't bear yourself speak.— Now, Maria, you've ha-I your put ; you keep quiet.— That cat stayed on the weathercock thout two neenthes— Mr Fogg, that's ...

... 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 ...

... dying, sent to Kirkwall for doctor, who found the patient past all human ai 1. The deceased showed great unwillingness to speak, but the story was of the following tenour His name was Russell, and he was a pedlar. He had been told that he was Dora near ...

... feeling a manses, presented to him in their name. (Applause) The gift was of such a nature that it was difficult ler his to speak of It ; but be appreciated highly the kind feelings of whisk it was an expression, end he warmly thanked all to whom ha was ...