... These are now very fashionable, re well made, and lined through. The price speaks for itself, as ...

... These are now very fashionable, re all well made, and lined through. The price speaks for itself, ...

... THE SOCIETY PAPEES. (The World.) It is unjust to speak of turtle and wine-hibbirg ia connection with the Primate. Those who have dined Lambeth will remember the homely decanters of lemonade on the table, and afte dinner is difficult to secure more than ...

... difference between the boasters of coontxi having been humorously touched itpou, the ; turer proceeded to speak of the thickness ”° , Bull’s skin. Personally, he had no doubt tha success of the English was due 1 be called British philosophy. British a ...

... es too cr {| be perm: to speak in their name, the of | drat bisement is the only proper ke tt with them (flear, near) this a fraochisement, then I declare w: of ber but to listen t these raking in the names of the f who speak Pp tack OF and to carry out ...

... head-master behind, who is listening to every word I shall speak to you, as I stand in the presence of another distinguished head-master, Mr. Pryke, who has spoken so admirably this afternoon, I speak with some feelings of restraint. ...

... different language when he speaks in the House of Commons to what he uses in Ireland, and his language is very different when he speaks in America. Let me allude to few remarks made by Mr. Parnell, and you will then see his aim. Speaking at Cincinnati, he said ...

... he noticed the defendant staggering along the road and heard her speaking londly with two men. —P.C. Pryor said he saw the defendant on the day named, and noticed that she was speaking to two men in a very excited manner. —The defendant wept loudly in ...

... J. Speak, H. F. Speak, W. Hartley, .and J. Birch. The stalls were presided over the following ladies :—Mrs. Lambert, Miss M. A. Lambert, Mrs. Cunninghame, Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. J. Hitchon, Mrs. Haighton, Miss Martin, Miss E. Robinson, Misses Speak, and ...

... , hereby give notice that JOHN SPEAK no longer in my employment. Also that he is neither allowed to buy nor sell anything in my name. Also that I, Thos. Sykes, will refuse to pay for anything that the said John Speak may get in name. (Signed) THOMAS ...

... country, I cannot tell you. called me Paul. I could not speak a word of the language first.” What is their language ?** The Paiashes preserve the knowledge of Hebrew ; but among themselves they speak Amharic. My education was in that language. But, to us ...

... Children’s Competition in the Saturday’s issue of the Express and Advertiser is so pleased with the pains which, generally speaking, the young people take in selecting and writing out their contributions, and has so much confidence in their ability, that ...