... addressed a few words to an organ-grinder in her purest accent, but was astonished at receiving the following response : I no speak Inglish. A stationer's traveller, having had a run of bad luck in prosecuting business, received trom the boss the following ...

... BOYsanted. Apply by letter oii7itn own b lIme), O ? Whitbans and Son, Auttinneere, Leeds. ANTF.D, a German female as CLERE; mast speak Rnglt?h. ?e?V Character insiispensahlt. Address P115, liercnry-Offie& a O&KKEEPERttSfllad, 'stto can keep i5 ott of books, ...

... wvhere the steamer streck the Ceerowile, and the crewv think their canine friend must have been crushed to death. The men speak in the highest terms of the kindness of all on hoard the Britannic, whore thoy were supplied with warm clothing until their ...

... persons who were near bim at the time. He had been engaged in this manner for several minutes wh ...

... 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 ...

... anosther to~tally tmde-| pendeu5 mnunscript of the samec age woutldbe. If, as is3I Isaid, and wve are n~ot yet in a position to speak OF it as1 mure than a rumour, the tiew Codest resembles the1 Sinaitic not cnly tu, the additional books that ore appended to ...

... with a restricted narrow franchise Ireland spoke with an uncertain, with a stilled voice ; now with fuller franchise Ireland speaks as a practically united people. Then, my Lords, secret organisations burrowed beneath the surface' of society and constituted ...

... remarked to witness- It you go into the High-road and meet a nolicemen, would you mind sending him here at once, I want to speak to himn ? Not seeing a constable, witness returned to the house, Listening outside she heard a mlan talking in theS drawing-room ...

... and University of Oxford, he does not intend to do again. And county magistrate of twenty-five years' standing, his claim to speak on behalf of the agricultural class is certaiuly no small one. Ten packs fox hounds and harriers, he points out, are allowed ...

... reduce consumption. That important subject was now under consideration, and hoped it would lead to satisfactory result*. Speaking on foreign competition, he ■aid was a free trader, and one who believed that English manufacture with workmen would able ...

... Govern- ment oft this country to allow to be turned to the further injur of the natives in question. The telegram does not speak of any punish- ment as having been inflicted by the Portugu~ese upon the 6remaining Makololo for standing to their allegiance ...

... 5Th-iOUs ,, 45*. Sd. ,, 3s.a7d. ,, 2S3. d . f ?? for the doe years- . i 158ss 589 ,, Le Cd ,, tie. 01. ,, ilts. Cd. I t Speaking, broakdly, ba said they did not grow any more corn per acre then thenr grandfathers did, waith whea~t 13s., ; cr quarter ...