... ire you in everything but in words ? Th ,se I dared not say for fear of your looking at me as you once did. But now I must speak—Janet, Janet, if you will give me leave, I promise that you shall never regret having come here. Janet turned toward me with ...

... with a sufficient number within call, the curious spectacle may be seen of an intolerable bore like the Member for Dungarven speaking for an hour and a-half literally to empty benches—not a soul in the cham- ber save himself and the speaker. But while we ...

... of Chicago, is an able and valuable exposition of Hebrews ii. 1. Dr Fisher's Historical Proofs of Christianity we cannot speak too highly of, while there are other articles full of earnest evangelical truth. There is no other magazine which covers the ...

... to gather the children, and will engage the teacher. Who at a distance will join with Government in the payment? Generally speaking. morality is not high-toned. The circle that immediately surrounds us here does not present a complete picture of native ...

... obscurity, and it was not until Darwin had written a work of some considerable merit, that the subject began to be looked into. Speaking on the evolution theory, one can easily gather that Sir John is a Darwinian to the backbone. His arguments in its favour ...

... digging there. Lord Muro inqured whether anything had been found in these alleged pits, and whether there was any witness to speak to their having been examined, remarking that otherwsie they had nothing to do with the case. . The Advocate Depute said he ...

... ingenious brake any use. But as some of your readers may think that an ingenious brake would be as useful to put on when speaking as well as reaping, I will hold on the brake.—l am, A READER. A TOWN IN DARKNESS. To the Editor of the Hantly Express ...

... were instructed to make arrangements for the reception of the metre elsewhere. Mr Anderson said several parties had been speaking to him about the necessity of having a m in who would be recognised as the town crier. It would be well to have one who ...

... hope fur better times; but a succession of bad seasons, and bankruptcy staring many of them in the face. h ive now made them speak out, and they have given forth no uncertain sound, Shall hundreds of hard working, sober living tenant farmers and their ...

... denounced by the press as being soinee hat of a holeand-corner meeting. Skene, however, had now come out to the front, and was speaking out its mind in plain terms. The next meeting was at Insch, where they spoke and moved resolutions which were received with ...

... Old England, and immediately the Master Cutler, accompanied by the more distinguished of his guests and those appointed to speak, move inwards to the banqueting ball, and in a few minutes all are comfortably seated at the tables. But dazzling as were the ...

... required, a gentleman who needed no speech from the proposer to ensure a hearty reception to the toast, for he could well speak for himself aud let his voice be heard at either kirk or market. In these grumbling times, no one ever heard Mr Lipp grumble ...