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... taken. and I hope to dear out every part of the Lulu range of mountain. in the net few days. Cinema killed on our side are: °speak Macaulay, late 12th Twos, commanding the Mumma Hooded Rao; Boise!), orderly taker. The wounded aloes ,—Orptain Maumee, LL, ...

... The Interjection surprise, As oh: how pretty—+h! how win The whole are called Nine Paste of Speech, Which reading, writing, speaking teach. ROMAIICI Don BLIDOING.—To the novice the swirl, presented by number of gaily-accoutred dog trains gliding merrily ...

... been some talk at table about General Grant's banquet, when Mr. Clements remarked with a smile and his peculiar drawl, Speaking of banquets reminds me of rather an amusing incident that occurred to me during my stop in smoky, dirty, grand old London ...

... arms of Morpheus. The tunes they played were very appropriate. Next came the celebrated Tin Pot Baud, or more pro' perly speaking, the Drum and Fife Band, who tried to discourse sweet music but signally failed, whether it was owing to the frost or they ...

... COLONEL KNIGHT, NIT., ON FIGUTINU, Colonel Knight, speaking at a volunteers' dinner at Kidderminder, said twenty years ago England, feeling unsafe, roused herself, and established a volunteer force. Front that time England had been safe at home, and she ...

... Miss Usher for the admirable manner in which they had enunciated their songs, said that the best principle in singing and speaking ~.as that the sentiment should be thoroughly understood. He intended to be brief in his remarks. He was very thankful to ...

... him in its ceaseless dash Beneath the heavens; the bright and burning stars With their high tones of Eden minstrelsy. )fay speak his name in their sterns! sweep tilong their darning paths; the cornets wild 3fay ark loin tie baleful glare they spread Through ...

... twentyfive present, twelve of whom were communicants. What a splendid moral condition the parish must be in, and what volumes it speaks for the way in which the vicar works it op. I should not have trespassed upon your valuable space had I not seen your irue ...

... that he held so dear. The record of painters exbibit few examples of greater suffering and more persevering efforts. And, in speaking of the above facts, we do not commit any breach of confidence ; there are men who would shrink from any such pub. beity given ...

... a de- • aline of 936 beasta but an increase of 873 cheep as compared with that of last week. Resp,cting quality generally speaking both that of cattle and sheep were of a very na.ag e character even Hor a holiday market It is some years since there was ...

... been some talk at table about General Grant's banquet, when Mr. Clemente remarked with a smile and his peculiar drawl, Speaking of banquets reminds me of rather an amusing incident that occurred to me during my atop in enmity, dirty, grand old London ...