... Brooklyn Street. flail Lane. Annley. Dear sir.—liavicc uw-d y.-ur Kaeeooe Liueeeit aoJ Liquorice for the last four years. can speak itry loshly of Whether 1 aui troubled with «'o>arb. *ake a doee t*o the artttor* which me great relief I think tnat a aocn ...

... Miller war lately a«kM a wh> the* *he thought that wom-n o»n d. it Ihev liked, d.» ali that nen can do. Sbs replud as follow* Speaking for there ia at but on# thing that many men have done and ninr kn 1 ahouid never have the courage to do. have studied medicine ...

... time has now arved when we, thle employes Of the Londo and North-Western Railway Locomotive Depart- ment Crewe works, should speak with a loutd and un- moistakbe voice in cohdemnnatiou of the action wvhich is now being taken by our so-relc friends, wrho ...

... health, and that case thought that tho Premier will the Riviera till a few days before the opening of the Session. If rumour speaks truly, Salisbury is not the only member of the Cabinet who is suffering from ioflneo'/a, though there are good reasons why ...

... -Beplying to a question, the PaxemariT said that Mr. Sweeney had not made any written colmiuncat;on to the council.-Mr. JIIDnR, speaking of remarks alleged to have been made as to the condition of the Boot Itiveters' Association, said that from 1878 there had ...

... for some three or four wreeks, ratmein to this counry in time for the openling of Parlaent. SIRM H WEBSTER ON EGFTA AFFA.R& Speaking last night at Sandowo, Isle of Wight, the Attorney-G3enersJ, alhludn to Eayptin af~airs, said the troubles there ere ...

... wrho would do it would be a hero. IThat made the witnsess &anr, an~d afterwards he said Ito thae prisoner, Wlhy didw you speak so fnolishly I' IPrisoner reptieds COh, we mnust say something to fill up. The witness said Don't go, for I ame going to ...

... with aoms persons woo were near him the time. He had been engaged this manner for several minotos when, turn sharply round to speak some person behind him, suddenly fell to the round uncunseiou*. Much alarm was created tbu unexpected incident, and wbon those ...

... Englishmen into granting that which, when ODce granted, would be used as a lever for very different purposes, if even while speaking he knew there were forces behind him whose deadly hostility England would insist—whether he liked or not—that it should be ...

... have been able to get rid od itwi- our difficulty.-! emn. elt, yours tauly, Mr. T. Siea~ting!' . z MEDICAL NOTE. The above speaks for Itself. Puma strtct Inquiry Itj appears that thle bsuotlt from ?? Cough Inreugos Is understtecd. The operation was a spelly ...

... necessarily inferior to the ret plars, their phy~sique and nombers were by no meane so, and he felt that anly G}oyernznent, speaking non-p alitically, would, do its best to add to their efficiency. It a million anid.a half were struck off the Esrimate in ...

... Sir Andrew. But you bore yourself bravely, as became your lineage ; you repelled the ingrate attack of the Ingraham, so to speak, and the borough of Leeds remains the property of those to whom it belongs, as it were. It cannot be gainsaid that you were ...