... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the speaker. Of Sir Stafford Northcote, above every other prominent roan of our time it may be said that, like Gratiano, speaks an. infinite deal of nothing. His reasons are as two grains of wheat hid two bnshcls of chaff; yon shall seek all day ere ...

... drawing and lithographing were accomplished entirely native artists, and the composition and done compositors who could not speak a word of English. Even the paper on which the I book has been printed is of Japanese manufacture, so that from composition ...

... principal towns in England. The return is interesting on account of some of the fluctuations in certain years. Generally speaking, however, the increase has I been steadily progressive. Taking the return for 1878, 1 find the salary and fees of the follow- ...

... did not need any previous thought or preparation to undertake this tssk. hearts wore all full it. These who did Ml speak were speaking to themselves, end those wh*«M«Mk mnaanO|M«( Mmom* M ...

... had 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 of rather an amusing incident that occurred to me during ray stop in smoky, dirty, grand old London. ...

... very good makeshift for dinnoer with a a roll steeped! - ii it; so that iln each and every sense of the word I ,Be cannot speak too hlghly of that which I find so good, so useful, and so cheap. If it is likely tobe productive of good youare quite atliberty ...

... riagewere inside the girdfr above which the barge div asmoored. The water was, however, very muddy, for and be could n'dt speak definitely regarding~ its con- in, dition. From the cursory search lie ha~d made be wag abicl under the imprids~in that he ...

... of buffalo have existed on this grass for Colorado was their winter b»mr, and these Angus cattle arc improved edition, so speak, of the American bison. All should see Mr Redfield** importation niggers ** into the Geneses Valley at Batavia. MONEY AND COMMBIiOK ...

... and Glasgow, had lie not fearedi a diffisulty might arise as to the atmxilinry subscription. tIr G. J. Wallter, Portlethen, speaking for the northern counties, believed the present arrangement as good. is any. Ho did not see that the more popilous districts ...

... home to be broken in secret. E A FASHIONABLE SWINDLER. - A well-educated, -gentlemanly dressed, and handsome-looking man, speaking several languages, apparently a German, of about 35 years of age, arrived Sin jBirmingham a *few f days ago from London, ...