... unreliable information is just now given respecting the value of maize as a partial substitute for barley malt. Theoretically speaking maize yields a large extract if we can succeed in modifying the hard and stubborn constituents of the grain, under the diastatic ...

... ruled comfortable audi desirous of order, and keeping together our great Colonial realm, to girdle tide world with English-speaking and English-sympafehiiing nations. Our action Afghanistan increased oar diffleultiee from without, whilst South Africa Sir ...

... the waiting-room, caw ebe was very 111. Sbe moaned and was in great pain, and it was with great difficulty that sbe could speak, She said she had coma from Wykeham public-home, and her parents lived on Potter Hill. I told tbe sergeant to get her home ...

... JJR. ROOKE'B ANTI-LANCET. A Clergyman writing to Dr. under date July L 674, speaking of the ANTI-LANCET, says Its style and matter I judge, for have boon author other for thirty years. None but a master-mind among men could have conceived or written ...

... Iv many departments of the trade of Huddersfield a knowledge of French is indispensable, and any young man who is able to speak French fluently possesses a mental capital which cannot fail to redound to his advantage. It has been the anxious desiro of ...

... not knowingly or consciously offend any man by either word or speech, but if I am placed in a position where I must speak I will speak what I believe to be the truth, tempe- rately, kindly, but plainly. (Cheers.) What- ever my lot in life may be, whether ...

... th theent cf a single ironclad—towards the endowment of their national University. la order show the meeting that he was speaking from book be had cut out the other day a list of the measures with which Government bad premised to deal but had fail d to ...

... Britain's commerce, and never lacks argumsat to sustain I himself that belief. missed as unworthy of eoncideration. Cai’didiy speaking, if anticipated any danger in animal vaccination, from the presence id constitutional disease in tha vaccinated call—which ...

... he had done on the Eastern Question would ho modify or retract. He held the policy he supported was the best for England. Speaking of India he said we had made railways and canals, and had to pay large sums to civil administrators. It was, therefore, our ...

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... done on the E istern Question would he m >dify or retract. He held that the policy he supported was the best for England. Speaking of India, he said we . had made railways and canals, and had to pay large sums to civil admiDlstiitoiß. It was therefore ...

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