... Sculcoates-Mr. Councillor Downs. Those who love him not, and fail to see the spirit of public generosity that animates him, have, speaking figura- tively, harled at him a wall. But Mr. DowNs is a man of too much weight, a man of too much intel. lectual power, ...

... G. Warne, 36, Springfield-placq, Leeds, writes :- Whenever in times of hoarseness, arising from cold or excess of public speaking, I have taken Dr. Locock's Wafers, I have invariably found relief. They instantly relieve and rapidly cure Asthma, Consumption ...

... met with a hearty reception, alluded to his attendance at the Town Hall during the last three years, and then proceeded to speak of various improvements in the ward He referred to the re-flagging of Trippett, the near approach to realisation of the proposed ...

... tive inLowgate. That's where they sit todo their ?? (laughter and cries of hear, hear.)-MIr. a Rufford then went on to speak of the energy which Mr. a Gillett had displayed, and the qualifications which he c possessed for being one of their representatives ...

... latter days. In him rather .appears the constant service of the antique world, when service sweat for duty not for meed. Speaking from direct knowledge the Bailie would say, that while John Brown may have lost some of the simplicity which distinguished ...

... awake is one of the first steps in the formation of their c h future character. Neither should ordinary foot- I r steps, speaking, or other sounds be avoided ; the I infant should be accustomed to sleep under such l conditions. We should say this is ...

... the seat of Mr. A. W. Thorold Grant-Thorold. This was the first meet of the season in this neighbourhood, or, more properly speaking, an early meet before the season, for the fox-hunting season proper begins next month. The morning was beautifully fine for ...

... Rheumatic and Gout Pills. To Mr. 3. Lincoln. 3, Davis-street, Hull, February2nd, 1880. To Mr. I. T. Lincoln.-Sir,-I cannot speak too highly of your Rheumatic and Gout Pills. Last winter I was suffering from a very severe attack of rheumatism. I took some ...

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... reply were in the I negative, then the shares would be tot the joint work of railway reast dock. Mr. MASSZT, who no doubt speaks with authority, tells he that having got the bill, the promoters no not mean to draw hack, but , will go on with the wort ...

... tee n trade, and a more cheerful holing is exhibited. The damned for all qualities of hos is, however !Mbar bat generally speaking makers are well sold forward, and are refusing to sell at the ruling pricer. There are, however, I. the market several offering ...