... meeting of the Holderness Ward Rate- payers' Association on %the previous night, and he e would leave to others the pleasure of speaking of the advantages of a Public Library, which, to his mind, P were obvious and innumersble (applause). For his part, e he ...

... resemble the French in regard to polite. P( ness, and that is why I like them, I suppose, for you w know I am French. We all speak French in Jersey, lo and I can talk easily In the.Jerseyp2atoi~3, bnt at home we 0 ?? my mother was aScotch. fa woman. Ilam ...

... in a very disorderly manner. There were a number of other volunteers in uniform with him, and witness had bad occasion to speak to them about half. past one. He received several complaints about their con. s duct. They got into a garden on the Anlaby-road ...

... h nqdna.uiluljl-‘b-’hw found it perfect. Have made Sonps, Kntrées, and to-day have -fi_:firvha sav u.:uw,-m-un_ extract. 1| speak wnfiy Iglh)'fll':-o-‘:'*-l n the coutse of & day or will semd hm:m-*. A 8 it is 0 very important the pi‘:lhd‘ ‘what ean ‘s Bxtract ...

... those g extensions of dock works, which, he had not the slightest doubt, would be a perfect success (applause). 2 He was speaking now to the great smaekowning interest,. r and he said they had all worked constantly in the direc- s tion of that dock, and ...

... onth';flioud it n‘cvu should. (Hear, hear.) He left This striking result is due first to the energy shown other gentlemen to speak for Shomasives, bt bo by the registrars and their clerks at Haull, Barnsley, that l‘a‘?hld ahown that be had never m;m | and ...

... was placed in the London I and Yorkshire Bank, and on another cheque being presented it was dealt with in a similar way. S Speaking from memory, he believed that, with respect to all other amounts, the cheques were not interfered iwith, but were held back ...

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

... great interest to the working classes. The experience gained by Dr Robinson at the Infirmary will, of course, enable him to speak with great authority. HULL PUMPING STATION.-A meeting of the Hull ramping Station Committee was held at the Town Hall on Monday ...

... she was far from feeling. is 'Oh, Katie, you do not mean to tell me that you d do not r-low ! ' y 'K now what 7 Oh, Percy, speak, in pity's name?' is and K'itie pressed her hand upon her heart to still tt its wild beating. B. ' Why that-that he has long ...

... Halifax, end by hi -its connections with other railways with a good nmanyjof S' the centres of' indhstry in the West Riding. Speaking: ci of, the opposition which had been raised to the bill B -recently passed, Colonel Smith remarked that an it alternative ...

... returns to. c morrow. He wasescorted by a troop of the 13th n Bengal Lancers, wiro rode from Suez in two days-a tl feat which speaks volumes for the condition of their r horses. A bumboat supplying posts on the Canal with provi. I sions was fired into on ...