... TESTIMONIAL FROM MANCHESTER Winos Beak. heys. Manchester. 'llk, IMO. 4 Cosilous. M. Great Getwire.etreet Leeds. essalsome,—l speak of roar Liver sad ffiensash Pad. I was I.4usd to try Pail some tines age. whoa from et the liver sad bowels. but little or ...

... expenses paid for going there He had been playing nearly fortnight and he had only two sovereigns for past five weeks The Mayor speaking from experience said he quite carpet had only been employed about half time during the last four months very small defendant ...

... dust, fish-offal, condemned meat, market refuse, t brick bats, bottles, iron vessels, preserved, meat tins, and, b generally speaking, all sorts of animal, vegetable, and mineral rubbish are thrown indiscriminately into the fur- Ji naces. The furnace mouths ...

... other dances, but not the can can, or anything of that kind. Ho had several persons from Sheffield in attendance, who could speak to his clients' honesty and good character, and who regretted that they had been induced by persons in Manchester to attend ...

... of England made itself he draw- that the unholy alliance between Engla s will Rusals. with which we are actually thr com- speak out ; independent Libcrals must ra Land voice, or Turkey and Irelaud will he f hs on flames together. town shap- TRERE are ...

... bad not been • single complaint laid against him. Ile produced a certificate, signed by various gentlemen in fistlioro', speaking of the need of the application beiug grunted, and it with confidence that he asked their worships to accede to the application ...

... & complaint too much rain. [ Vl}:xinh and North Carolina sefenty-two out of eighty-six replies from thirty-eight counties speak of rainy and unfavourable weather. Nineteen relylie- report the crop very good ; fifty-three oo Pieking would pocbably be general ...

... Leicester, a body, of course, which lie desired to speak of Wcith (1010 respect; asuld anuotbser freju tie President of the Aciti-Vsccinasiess Seciet y-(lassghter)-of sc'hicls society,- also, lie ivishedl to speak with respect. (1-eer, heas', anii laughter.) ...

... beginulzg ; and aleo with thoes TEM, of ght and afatementa ot th i', the Scripturce o3 which the Charch Iq Lich He shonld firat speak of the | bedcal which Cirechmen felt, srd which, ho eboul 9 sll Christians felt, about the state of the law ol peach Going ...

... land and sea remain age after age pretty much the same. And this very fact brings forcibly to the mind one great truth which speaks volumes for the values which attaches to the land. The quantity assigned to man at the time of the Creation remains substantially ...

... Lockhart; A Visit to the Ancient See of St. Augustine I Jean Ingelow's story (continued), Sarah De X Berenger ; Plain Speaking ; A Trip to Cyprus (part 3); Post Tenebras Lux, a very , able discourse by the Rev. CanonVaughan (part t 1); and an ...

... should be forfeited to the Hull Infirmary. The meeting here became noisy and after Mr. Mawer had made an ineffectual attempt to speak, the motion for the adjournment was carried. ...