... friends. The vicar, at the after m&eting, reviewed various m.tters of interest in connection with the church and parish, speaking in very feeling terms of the recent death of the churchwarden, Mr. R. H. Hallos. He referred with plc_ure to tho kind and ...

... prototypes. instead of blessing the poor with their plunder. at is used to fatten The wealthy employer. A sample of the plunder I speak of can be seen by perusing the following: A weaver by accident slayed a warn end wrong about a quarter of an inch from the ...

... set at liberty with the remark from the judge Court which tried as much to it had to hang the man It is indeed a farce to speak of the coercion Courts administering justice it a farce which unhappy Ireland is but too familiar It is high the farce should ...

... throat affection& whether tory, relaxed. uloerated, swollen tensile, enlarged rivals, weakened voice, din. Those constantly speaking, singing, or reading, by using the Om* prevent the drynem, and irritetion attendant on over esertiou of enstained powers ...

... thirty.—And did he actually joint to each one? He pointed to some of them—Did eh e say anything to that? I never heard her speak.—Then you did not hear her complain of thick weft? No.—So you did not bear all that passed? No, they were on the other side ...

... eight dollar-. den maybe I come down to four dollars. Come in. und we der difference. calls it seven or An American editor speaks to, and of. • oontemporary ink.alinger thus in his journal I ho waiting for en excuse to call us to the tleld of mortal combat ...

... as if hy magic. Someone cut the bonds of Robert Monteagle, while Judge iienton. still stariog at his daughter, unable to speak. suffered himself to be led ash Is by the head of his State, the man of all others for whom a true Kentuckian feels the most ...

... other. Nothing here, said I. Where is it, then ? he asked. I frowned in displeasure. Where is what 1 I demanded. You speak like a fool. Explain yourself. He Wok a step toward me and lowered his voice. Every one knows Durritt, so I used not describe ...

... Newrnill curate of Kirk-burton) Rev E Brownrigg MA Vicar o” Shelley C L HindeMAVicar Flocktop Rev R R White M A Vicar Scissett speaking was enough prove that fact fiction alike receiving due attention Music given at’ intervals a quartet V Mellor H Aimondburv ...

... gentleman who was raid to have told her; but be this as it may, is. is not to be expected that all men will have the courage to speak against those who find them with their bread and cheese, regardless of all that might follow. Something was attempted to be ...

... whether inflamma- tory, reloxed, ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, ...

... surprising how we stsnd it, but the badge of servility innst become us, for we are known by numbers, paid by numand as for speaking. we are so dumb inside and frightened of one another outside that we dare not say anything lest it should get to the ears ...