... house of its mother, Mrs. Noble, a widow, residing, in Friar's-lane, ad 'It was so emaciated that it could neither stand nor speak. It was also covered with vermin, and the house vas in the most wretched condition. The child was conveyed zo the workhouse ...

... months' possession is supposed to guarantee self-control and discretion, the reten- tion of the good opinion of others, not to speak of honesty, prudence, and regularity of'habit. Some combination of these qualities, it is believed, is all that is essential ...

... occasion. v Captin Matthew Webb, the Channel swimmer, is back , p again in town, looking thin-and bronzed, but hearty. 'He speaks highlyfl of his treatmnent by the Americans, except a onte-his whilom antagonist of the indistrubber dress. Boyton did not ...

... cost, they. had produced efficiency which could bear most favourable comparison with: R sehools carried on by other Boards. Speaking of the expenditure of the Board, the Chairman said a table had been prepared, and a bomparativo table by which they would ...

... tainment has been given by the Hull Royal Institution Microscopic Society? 'Our correspondent thinks that they are, so to speak, hiding their light under 'a bushel.. It was Dr. Rollit who once wrote that he hoped that the students whom the Bull Literary ...

... take them in the spring-and autumn, which saves me a doctor's, bil: they are' one of the best-tonics, and I have reason to speak well of them. WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS FOP. FEMATL COMe- IM ?? RS. SMITHERS, Grand-daughter to the Widow M Welch, continues to ...

... were admitted during the year 1879, The boys h int shool were progressing. satisfactorily, and the a ng9 conduct, generally speaking, was good.- 28 boys were c be under tuition Lin the baud, most oif whom were 'c Lr, -3ma' godPrges. TeSchoolmaster of the ...

... the site, and to wonder in awe about the days when such animals were in all the freshness of life, to tell us, if they could speak, of the world, as it was then. Those who dwell with an accurate eye upon nature must leave the contemplation with ideas never ...

... his face against pane, gaged at Ida with all his soul, and opened his month as if be were going to cream rather than to speak. Ida started from her chair trembling in every limb. Uncle, who is that man 7 she asked, motioning towards the window, but ...

... encouragement. Young Lotter, who was seated opposite to them, glanced at the girl compassionately (coin time to time, but did not speak There was a barrier of angry pride between the two men which kept them apart, even in their common danger. Meantime, the balloon ...

... her swipe from • bad house. Be. —, —, into which she had been de. miffed and retained against will. Thia girl, who did not speak • word of Frecea, affirmed that she was deceived I. London bye Belgian agent, who engaged to bring hir to Holland, where be ...

... bad ce, and for fear I should do it ark, they tied is an the pry. - Warr dried - wok for the proseratlon. - Detective Bray, speaking as to the arrest of primmer, as* I was drunk. 1 did not know whet I was Whim Wore the remitting magistrate, the premer ...