... te be widely known., (Signed) DI. A. RAaiuy. 3, Davis-street, Hull, Febrnary 2nd, 1880 To Mr. J. T. Lincoln.-Sir,-I cannot speak tea ?? of your Rheumatic and Gout Pills. Last winter I Vwa suffering from a very severe attack of Rheamatism I took some of ...

... n, he said to the ladies: Look here now, ladies. Thse - ladies who have speaking parts are your mouthpieces. he They say what you .would if you were entrusted with a speaking parts-which you never will be so long as you don't pay attention to your business ...

... handkerchiefs.over the. Conservative defeat. Boy, said his fatlher, ' did you steal these oranges? He did not answer. Speak l said his angry parent; i Did you-Sd 1 Fathei, meekly interposed the youth, I silence is golden!y The father said ...

... to relinquish - active participation in the work of distribution. MR HERBERT GLADSTONE AT READING. Mr. Herbert Gladstone, speaking at the opening of the Reading Junior Club last evening, said there was too little appreciation of honesty and truthfulness ...

... no secret that nowhere was the downfall of. the Conservazive party, so unexpected as at. Dblin Castle. The Duchess cannot speak of leaving' without tears in her eyes ; and it Wa's very evident to everyone 'that her lteness on Thursday wvas owing to red ...

... -I I am, &c., OiiNE OF TEIE DISE1A0I'oNr Orcz.-D edin, F3ebruary: 4. : ?? Sis,-Your correspondent in last night's edition speaks, and of that truly, of the deception that has been practised on large numbers of unemployed immigrants.i Now, sir, Mr. Berry' ...

... spoke foe mod en retiring thanked the sudienine for the visas rataptica gives him, remarking that beim I notaccaitomed to speaking in public. ...

... come ever with the Conqueror, just as others tall us that brews over with the Home of Hanover. The Jacobites WOW wont to speak of it ale the Hanoverian rot, sad it poems very probable that ratting, • political n, may trace its origin to the time ...

... not got eta with it. As near ea he could Well, between fret and five o'clock on the 111th they commenced to bale. Could not speak 'recital, •/1 to time, es there were elects nor watches going. All Land. &misted Is haling through the skylight. They continued ...

... picked up and put on the platform, and a doctor-arrived in about seven or eight minutes after the accident. ,Did not hear him speak, or see him mova. Charlesilill, engine driver, New Holland, in the service of the M. S. and L. Railway, was driver of the No ...

... The pro- ceedings were of an enthusiastic nature, but the unfav- ourable state of the weather greatly interfered with the. speaking, a hailstorm passing over 'the district. The meeting was held in the Mexborough Cricket Field,' under the presidency of Mr ...

... though place he may like, there's Dilke won't wawnt a place on The footstool of Forster or Hartington's knees. The effort to speak must perforce become weaker *When elbows are macking one's 'ribs blue and black;- Antd taking the chair will come hard.'to ...