... you is to have first choice, and you shall alternately draw and swallow a pill until the poison shows It effects. While speaking the last words the doctor spun into the air a glittering gold piece. and, as it fell, Savalle cried Tails. It fell with ...

... mistress said; he does nat speak either Eng ish or French, and your remarks will be lost on him ' •• But how do you make him understand ? I.ucy asked, wonderingly. Do you sk.eak his language ? Oh, yes; the count and I speak a little of a good many tongues ...

... girls for exemption from the First Examination for Women. The remarks of the various examiners are appended, and, generally speaking. upon Scripture they were on the whole satisfactory. In catechises the candidates did not attain the standard of excellence ...

... telegram, by the by, read* rather curiously. Congratulations from collective family. Sir William, of course, was not so much- speaking as tbe husband and the father an in his. character of leader-elect of the Great United Liberal Party, which is undoubtedly ...

... asked. What's the matter ? when Nate pointed to her throat and whispered, for her wind. pipe was cut and she could not speak upstairs. Bette ran upstairs. where he saw hit sisters lying in their own blood dead, ad his sitting by with a closed razor ...

... beadles making careful inquiries the case of every applicant for free meals. • Such are the views of two gentlemen who Qualified speak the matter from their being brought into daily contact with the boys. the event of their suggestions being acted upon, and ...

... SIR W. HARCOURT. Sir Willlam Haroourt, speaking, on Monday night, at a dinner at Derby in celebration of Mr. Gladstone’s biv.hday, polnted to the great advance made by Eogland and Scotland since the ex-Premier’s entry lnt:‘ralmu, and observed that the ...

... nation were pti-pared fullow Idr. Glaihdoite. The tither day lie was reading the corre• spiadeuce of Lord blelbeurne, who was speak • ing the devotion of the people of lie - land tin 'Mr. O'Connell, and he said of that devotion that when they place confidence ...

... College of Physician of London, by Dr. G. F. Collin., publiehel by Longman and Co. : It is no small defect in this compilation (speak. log of the New Pharmacopeia) that we lave no purgative mess but what contains aloes; yet we know that hismorrhoidal persons ...

... well at the time, but ho seemed to come over cold. ' She asked whether shc should get him some beef tea ; but he could not speak. She gave him beef tes, bu* a cold perspiration came over him ; and he died about 11 o'clock, no one being in the house, Her ...

... with the Safeguard of Andover' Lodge, 1.0.G.T., Mrs. Jasper, of Bristol. gave an earnest address. She is also announced to speak again this evening at the same place. THE PARISH MAGAZINE is exceptionally interesting this month. Besides an unusual quantity ...

... xxxii and se, the hymn before the sermon being 2a9 A. and M.) The Rector took for his text Joh xxxii, verse 7 :—•• Days should speak, and multitude of years should teach wisdom. From these words he preached a very expressive and telling extempore sermon, ...