... Insole , war csrryisg in his hand a revpivex, ?? that her sister I seenmqd in fear, but they passed into the kitchen without speaking to her. When there, Insole, continuing a Con - vereatioo which had been commenced outside, said to his wife, I wont myvanswer ...

... stink-pots, and in maintaining the younger and members of their governing bodies in the graceful, amusing, aid certainly-I speak as an artist-decorative and dramatic-profession of arms.-I am, Sir, your 'HE faithful servant JouwN Rusrm.-Brantwood, January ...

... Guernsey Mtates that the. twenty- five passengers and forty-eight crew of the Brighton q have arrived at St. ?? The former speak in the highest terms of the conduct of the ?? and crew, r and attribute the saving of all lives to their promptitude in lowering- ...

... in fs,;our o£ the reduction. Mr. C. hM. WinsON said that the miotiou in favour of reduction had been carried, geee4eillV. speaking,.. by, a majority of one. It bad been sprng on. theinhabitaut, ara it had never been made a teit qi~estiou at an election ...

... ieelg will bp, allowed tc iriterfere i with a settlement. . R. JESSE COLLING6i ON THrE IAISEH QUESTIoN lir. Jesse Collins, speaking at idin'burgh last-night, said the settlemient of the Irish quesfton was dresade- by Nationalists, who knew that their ocoupatico ...

... processes in health anil disease, combined with chemical observation and pharmacological science, are but of to-day. After speaking of the progress in respect ) of medical education and examination during the last r half-ecpntury, and of the mode of improving ...

... Coddington, Colonel Saunderson, L;rd Granbornie, and Lord Randolph Ohurchill, the l~er entering the hall while Mr. Smith was speaking. iec iollowig official report of the proceedings has been ilpitel to this journal:- The Marquis of SeLisnuny, who presided ...

... take part in all divisions against the introduotion of the Coercion Bill. la e0 MR. STANSFELD, M.P. Mr. STAigsrzr=, M.P., speaking at a demonstration of TY North London Liberals at Holloway Hall last night, in id opposition to the coercion policy of the ...

... If thy dir d J.juato to .401a enwa e assew - iptmeiand. o'rer in the OcPutry. The time had, come fir the constituencies to speak out wita no uncertain voice ion this matter; 'jnd of this he was quite sure, it they desired to have a powerful' and united ...

... conversatsou he never once ?? her straiu. its the face. Curiously enough the lady who is herel' a good linguist, hapnened to speak to the Man aiout 1r travels. Ho knew Turkish and Arabic, and w wrehl acquainted with Constantinorile, Cairo, and A ?? -L ...

... burning grievances under which the farming classes in this country suefer; and we feel zertain tbatvonwili rendily recognise we speak the feeling of S large body in the police force when we say that it was toc small effort we eucceeded, an obedience to our ...

... cannot read this? The Bankrupt: No, ?? dai you have the entries aytitten in a language that you c u. not understand ? YoU can speak English, aud I suir,^p you can read English? I cannot read Enqlish; I enri , read at ?? liegistrar: It does not much ?? whether ...