... lalwnad them from io the chaspc.t market that which wa* aecewarv for tbe .nrt.-aanc* .4 tbemselrc* and their families, lie speaking now th* centra of manufacturing dwtrict, and ha ked them whether freod.Hn of trad* was the tirrt acocasity of their existence ...

... enter bay uf the proof butts, cavernous mesas nearly filled with sand. Tba gun, 34 feat apwesntsd noble appearance it stood to speak, which it presently did with roar, propelling the projectile with registered velocity ot 1,670 feet per second. Altar this ...

... upon public men in HuU, and proceeded to refer to the late Mr Alderman Bannister, whose portrait hung in I the room. After speaking in grateful terms of the assist- ance which the present Sheriff rendered him in public matteri, the Mayor remarked that many ...

... Jonas Lynch dropped into the nearest chair, r panting with terror, while the perspiration burst on his brow. He could not speak, he could only 1 e gasp, and roll his eyes in a fearful manner. This n 3was an overwhelming announcement, which his utmost ...

... I could speak only with the greatest difficulty, and though I tried everything that could be thought of, found no relief. Hearing of your Lung Tonic, I obtained a bottle, and the first dose so relieved me that in a few minutes I could speak with moderate ...

... for any of these addresses. d -John Brinsmead and Sons, 18-20, Wigmoreostreet, London2,ih W' If any of our readers, are on speaking terms wihte spirit world, or can see through brick wall, hre s achace or hem Atthe same time, if - lde'vistor fo te nxt ...

... becomes their age and the importance which naturally attaches to them on such an occasion, are generally silent, and when they speak they do so in very measured tones. It is by no means to be inferred that they are quite contented, and pleased; far from that ...

... had been made by the trade of Hall in the past, and with the increased facilities it would continue to further develope. Speaking with a considerable amount of knowledge on the subject, the facilities given would not only benefit Hull, but also all those ...

... of the Chair and the House, the usual rules having proved ineffective. Mr BRAND declined to call upon any more members to speak, and leave to bring in the Coercion Bill was at last obtained. No less than twenty-eight of Mr PARNELL'S followers were suspended ...

... distinct Isom the magoeur telephone of Professor Bell or the receiver of Mr Edison, and resembles more than anything the speaking condenser, the discovery of • French savant. as, in fact, an ait condenser, but it is so neatly contrived as to cons' tile ...

... taka charge of and oeud the subscriptions that might collected. MR OSBORNE MORGAN, M.P., IN WALES. Mr Osborne Morgan, M.P. speaking Uaaieyal yesterday, said that the Church of the future, tobe the of England o»^| upon the voluntary principle which, In Wales ...

... for the people’s friend, but rather (o threats of violence against his person. Poshed upon platform, M. •chefort attempted speak, but was no mors successful than M. Ckaronoe. He did not break into furioue invective like that orator, but any deficiencies ...