... oceaa- going steamers and restaurants, In the silver-plating trades, with the exception of ome or two leading we hear general complaint. Several establiab- ments witb well known names report themse)ves as having nothing to grumble about, but other firms declare ...

... alluding to Ritualism, said scoffingly of the Church, “ Hers is an internal complaint.” In using such language he plainly intimated that the Church was suffering from an inward disease, which troubled her rest, which caused much pain, which enfeebled her ...

... of us are old enough to remember, when our Mr. Wortley was held up and written down as wanting im that force which comes of inward fire aad strong political faith. He was rallied upon the excessive respect which a young man of gentle birth and associations ...

... his mother; and as for drink, he sold 30 much of it that i bred con- tempt, and he never thought of touching it. His only complaint was that he hardly ever had a penny to call his own—his master provided him with board and i and his mother looked after ...

... said to be having the best of the fray. Mr. Anthony Trollope, the novelist, died last evening at Welbeck street, London. Complaints were made at the meetin, g of the Arboreium has been Derby Town Council yesterday that since the wn open every day, considerable ...

... his and while he smote ths pave- ment with the iron end of his umbrella, a cold dew appeared upon his nose, the place where inward azita- tion is frequently betrayed im this way, and he shivered, looking abont him suddenly as if he was frightened. Yet what ...