... intrarat tha malady, and atimalate ♦Ji* malady ittelf by working apoo popular Imagination. GRIMBRT NOTES. (By WATnniAP) Speaking at the fitheratenS welcome home tea Itoging Day, Mr F. Wood, the Mercantile Marine of thn Port, referred the miming atram ...

... every Sunday the Director of the Insane Asylum visits the palace to examine the medical report. At rare intervals the King speaks coherently bis attendants, aud it is said that soon after his accession to the throne he remarked lackey : Henceforth you ...

... thing twice in the aame way. The only way discover whether did so was to {rat him to speak to the phonograph. The lad, tu the presence of several gentlemen, waa asked speak the Lord's Prayer and the alphabet. Several cylinders were made this way, and when ...

... by Dissenters to the| he Church in the Prdincipality; buit it canh hardl1y improve the| in position of the Chulrch there to speak of some of its he opponents as Calvinistic fa~natics. On one point, hd owever, the Judge will find himself in agreement ...

... lank man, whose oily manner, catlike Movements, and furtive glances did not prepossess her in his favour. He was the first to speak. Mien Muriel Woolsey, I think? Yea, that is my name. I have called upon you with reference to a matter that I know must ...

... auk iiue, built tbe ia-aruatioual Uae, ?? ttoaai* 55,00U,1>j0 iraucs, and re-equipped our uiiitary lorco*. i'heoe reau.ts speak well for a uo.utry that h*« had to pass througn tue gravest of political crises. Yoa ask ma tar wy opinion a* to tie intrigue* ...

... wholeograpb ? Whether the higher culture of women ia the same thing es hog-riculture ? Whether it is not a mixture of ?? to speak of a parson as a sheuherd of soles ? Whether plumb pudding would not be the best diet lor a glazier ? It is curious that when ...

... the Sheffield Town Hall yesterday, bo charge sheet was exceptionally light, there only ~ four cases for hearing. The police speak jfl of the highest the conduct of the put' 11 t the town on New-Year's-Eve, There was only man locked for drunkenness. . * ...

... Stani.in*ley. Mr Joseph U. Shires was voted the chair, and Dr F. W. La mbs it to the vrce-chair. Mr Matthew Staosftald. speaking of Club Committee, said had accomplished of hard work, hat was proud say they were out of debt, that was from their prnmiaee ...

... trade during thie year there has been el s no specially ontetauodicg feature. There have been no c d fluctuations in prices to speak of, and altogether the t yea~r's business many be looked upon as unevautful and b Lsomewhat unsatisfactory, especially if looked ...

... lad spoke the same thing twvice in the same uwev, cod the onlly' way to disc over whether he did so or usc was to get lim to speak to the phonlograph. The lad, in the presence of several gentlemuen, was ?? to sneak; the ?? Prayer anzd the alphabet. Several ...

... March ' 1883> St - Stephen's Church, South Kensington. have undertaken to speak freely concerning ou» accial life and habits, and therefore I shall not shrin* from speaking about two subjects not often mentioned within the walls church, I mean Sensations' ...