Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... London physician on this subject. The John Crawford he mentions must have been the same man that Hugh Miller, the geologist, speaks of in his and Schoolmasters. but I was not aware he had lived in London. The old man always was known by the name of The ...
... declare them to have been worth. THE opinion of Lord Derby on Itish affiairs will command the support of all sensible people. Speaking at Liverpool on Wednesday he condemned the cry for more coercion. To adopt martial law would, in his opinion, be as if a ...
... mother is said to be still living at Glasgeod, near St. Asaphs ; while Stanley himself is not only a Welshman, but a Welsh-speaking Weisbman—a great merit iu the eyes of natives of the Principality. Edwin Humphreys Williams, until recently assistant overseer ...
... look on me in the light I would have her. Then the time came, mother, when I thought it better fur both of us that I should speak. F•ir the first time I spoke of the sadness in her life, and told her how happy it would m tke me to lighten and bear it with ...
... Monday the Clapham Road Church formally hesegurend a fine or;ar, w io will i future be used in the congregational services. Speaking at the meeting held on the occasion, the Rev. Dr Thain Davidson of Islington said that it was t. it years since an organ ...
... this season o' th' year her universal happiness thro'oot the hail len'tit an' braidth o' th' lan'. Betty—lt's very true ye speak, Tibbie, there is a cheenge for th' better in th' keepin' o' thae times o' merrymakin*. Ye min' in oor young days th' queer ...
... OUR STORY-TELLER. AFTER THE STORNI THE RAINBOW. CHAPTER I. Mother, I have something to say to you. Well. my fain. speak. You know lam always ready to listen to you. And if I did not know, too, that you were always. ready to sympathise with my griefs ...
... promised to prepare papers on the progress of sanitary science. Next week we are to have by way of a variation. extetupory speaking, readings and recitations. The Land Law Reform Agitation is emill gaining ground in this district; farmers are now showing ...
... BETTER THAN A DOZEN.—Crazy as George 111. was said to have been, there was evidently a method in his madness at times. Speaking to Arch * Sutton of his large family, he used the expreesion bis ,l believe your Grace has better than a dozen? No, your ...
... if I were so as a mat ter of course ; inertly because I have like herself, thrust into a false position, is provoking, to speak mildly. I am resolved that things shall be placed on their proper f oting from the first, and not all Hansard's worldly-wise ...
... Couldn't it be taken from ter ? Oh, no, no, Not would we wish it. . Only there might have been shares. However, don't speak or think of it, my dear lam only afraid that we may lose our little all in this venture after so many frugal and laborious ...
... supremacy of the House were afflicted with obscure visions. He complained, amid loud pro- testations from Left, that people should speak with so little respect for the 'King. The rescript, he said, was entirely justifiable, and its legality was not shaken by the ...