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... Wanders of constant occurrence writing sad speaking corrected ia the Handbook for Writers and Readers, embracing correction of frequent errors, Classical Dictionary, and Book of 33,000 Synonyms: price 35.: published by Whittaker and Co., and sold all ...
... Every-day Blunders in Writing and Speaking corrected in the Hand-book for Writers and Readers embracing correction of frequent errors, Classical Dictionary, and Book of 33,000 Synonyms; 3s. Published by Whittakbr and Co., and sold by all booksellers Each ...
... A -- nie ‘The Cuatnwas, after grace had been said, rose, and made the following toasts should not, speaking, enter into our proceedings, I felt quite care that we as loyal Welshmen and Englishmen could not inaugurate them giving a hearty sympathy for ...
... Mr. G. A. Sara, and —Mr. George Augustus Sala, speaking at tho annual dinner of the Birmingham Tress Club, on Saturday, at which he was guest, dwelt on the subject anonymity in journalism, which thought might well form tho topic of discussion a congress ...
... debarred from accepting the many invitations sent to him presids or speak public meetings. Many fanny stories are told of him the Travellers’, which distinguished club ho old member. One runs the etfect that the last Newmarket meeting, Lord Houghton, ...
... The Board of Trade Returns which issued yesterday were, speaking generally, of a most satisfactory character. They show increase in the whole volume of trade which ought to carry conviction to the minds of those unhappily-constituted folk who profess ...
... consequence f ill-heelth and penlj from , 1 ! “P™ty, of which the Speak et complicity in the wUful entirely approved, tohi. ,t Great Croiby-for which Dr. Playfair alao contradicted, at Miml ,eat *' * ...
... True worth being, not messing. Song for Detectives- - Set as speak of a man whoa we find him. Sally, what time do your folks dine I • you go away—that's orders. A young lady lately had occasion inform a young gentleman that her hand was not a lemon ...
... Electric bells, telephones, and SPEAKING TUBES fixed low latea J. T. A CLEPBAR, IBOHMONOEB, BE LLBANQEB Ao. ...
... - %. , .,we,e' Nittraturt. SONG SPRAY. We cannot speak so highly of Song Spray (London: Remington and Co.) by George • terlow. The poems are not only excessively • but they are written with a fluency, Which is a most terrible snare to young poets; ideas ...
... BUSKIN'S WORKS. Speaking of Mr. Raskin's writings, the Ec te says :—We firmly believe that oven to the vast majority of the English middle-class he is little more than a great name. They know that occasionally a copy of Modem Painters is sold at from ...
... Mt. a Moe. kept by Jams Taylor. ath then speak. Witness tell the beeper that be would Übe bin away with the enesea lonia. about ballast the idea. Mersa these we fear wards ea Ike twp at bit bead. and be a bleak eye. K. armee was glees wham saki wirer' ...