... the bridesmaids forgot to deck the bridegroom with rosemary. This, indeed, was one oer functions. Ben Jenson, for instance, speaks their presenting him with • bunch of rosemary bound with ribbons. As a rule the rose, was gildel and soeuted: and Brand quotes ...

... special importance, as coming from men whose profession and experience of all the reqniremeuts of the trade entitle them to speak with decision. These are facts which I have pleasure in submitting to you, lnd which entitle my Preparation to the serious ...

... a few minntes together, ” said, smiling down upon her, though be knew every fibre to her body shrank from him d wanted to speak to you, May.” Yea.** she said, naeeivelv. When it be, May—our marriage f I have been very patient, have I not Bear with still ...

... found the ring, and that would sell it for £2. After some discussion he bought the riog for 265. As he saw the man go and speak to the prisoner his suspicions were aroused, and he followed them. The one, however, from whom he purchased the ring escaped ...

... endorse the seutiments expressed by his Honour.——Mr. Bax Torr (who took his seat at the solicitors’ table while Mr. Burton was speaking) said he had heard the foew remarks his Honour had made, and which be conld endorse from the bottom of his heart. Everyone ...

... lation of the Pharmecopada of the Royal Oollege of Physicians pabtiahed by Longman apd Cr @ po defect tn this compilation (speaking of the New Poarmacopais) that we bave no purgative mass bat what ecatains aloes; yot we know persons bear aloes, ctoept ft ...

... Mobelt, the oldest-established dentists in Hull. These teeth obtained prize medals London and Paris. Perfect for eating and speaking. Detection impossible. Set of Teeth, £2 2s. Pamphlet sent free. Consultation free daily.—ls, Whitefriargate. WANTED, the ...

... fines altogether amoonted to £3. 105. _■»_-_»__ Wise Parliamentary Candidates use the Yorkshire Mint Bock before and after speaking.— Pinstone street Depot. 223 Lord Vernon, who this year oeeaniee the post of President of the Britiih Dairy Farmers' Asso- ...

... table. He admitted the assault, stating that his wife had sot spoken to him since February, and that had meant to make her speak. ...

... And many had heard her words, and seen the bridegroom's deadly fear and angniab. And the priest who bad adjured the dead to speak, who had seen that face—ae others had seen it-and knew no of living woman cunld wear the look—the livid hues—he had seen that ...

... dismissing Irish members from the Imperial ment. We need their ardour of spirit and acknowledged eloquence. Mr Amherat, M.P. speaking mt a Comervsi.ro n»w at Swoffham last night said perhaps the matter hfitoro the Salisburv Cabinet was U,o Ireland; they had ...

... pieces, as they are preferable, and admit of a greater number being inserted each week. Too LITINRAL.—‘ Mother, can a door speak !' 'Certainly not, my dear.' Then why did you tell Anne to •newer the door! Lim:, Csaada, Bowdon, near Leeds. A MAN With one ...