... Whyte- Melville only mentions hunting the carted deer incidentally ; he says he knew but little about it, and could only speak to the doings of one or two packs. That somewhat self-satisfied writer, Harry Hieover, almost apologises for mentioning ...

... of various clubs at such an influential meeting as that. They did not wish in the slightest degree to do anything, so to speak, prejudice the committees of any of their local clubs, but to supplement their actions. Anything that conduced to the attractions ...

... valaed at Gi He was ordered to re BIRKE BAD POLICE COURT, YESTERDAY (Before Mr. Prriton) THE OF THE lr, B Moare, solicitor, speaking ou bebalf of bimeelf and his follow practitioners in the towo, Mr, Prestoa, the stipends very New Year, apd hoped is wotebip ...

... member of the Brixton Comedy Club, student of the London College of Elocution, and of whose abilities the metropolitan papers speak very highly. She will be assisted at intervals by the following well-known and favorite vocalists: —Miss Lizzie Roberts, Mr ...

... Fisherman', quarters. It was found impossible to launch the lifeboat, and live out of nine of the crew were drowned within speaking distance of a large number of spectators. One poor fellow clung to the wreck for nearly an hour before be succumbed. Aldershot ...

... he again broke off and led her to a chair, in which she seated herself. I like this thrilling, racing movement, she laid, speaking softly, almost musingly ; it tills the with ex. catemesst, and it soothes ine, too. On the island I could no t bear to be ...

... encourage im im believing that we were on the eve of a general de of trade, particularly in the eugineering branches. Mr. Bailey speaks wi authority, and we may hope that suortly our great engineering in Kochdale be again ia tull swing. The local goods is av ...

... management o steamskips is the better the public likes it. a line of | | Grey hairs are wisdom—if you hold your tongue ; | Speak, and they are but hairs, es in the young. “What is your name, little rd “* Minnie.” Minnie’ what 2” “* Minnie Do mamma always ...

... character of that Statesman, and still more by the character of Lord Salisbury's friends. Front Hatfield to Knebworth is, so to speak, a mere stone's throw—and Hughenden lies at no great distance. The Master of Knebworth, living in close converse with Mr. Disraeli ...

... There is even a certain amount of present interest in the lecture. For example, the lecturer must be thoroughly quali. fied to speak upon Irish matters. He has never been there, so he cannot be prejudiced by knowing too much about the country, as many are ...

... the: Germans on the other, uvhile thei] military expeditions ?? and Ma'agasca si have produced no satisfactory resuits.' Speaking however, ' of rumours of wiar, rit must ''be fdr gotten- that the year mitnessed an actual warlih demonstration. It consisted ...

... into disuse, great injury would done to those people, for they could not afford to pay for the attendance of a medical man. Speaking for himself, and for a great many others who agreed with him, he felt bound to express his dissatisfaction the efficiency ...