... vickan. and Phlaen, Many of the men employed on the railwvays and :n Ithe post office have been attackbed, but generally speaking are progressing favourably, althoug h there are many cases of more serious rlnnss havin7g supervened. A telegram from Salzburg ...

... including the Mayor of Manchester, wearing his chain of office, my~ are passing to and fro, admiring the beautiful scene, Ut or speaking a few kindly words first to one and then 90' to another' of the little patients. Over the inside of t the doorway is a red ...

... This weea- we have had Preston great horse fair. in rt It was held on Tuesday, Wednesday, ani Thursday. garn Numerically speaking, it was quite up to the mark how respecting general quality - especially in light bo=2 horses-it was not, some vay very ...

... about' by Rowland Hill's Penny Post. It has placed merchants bargaining in different cities almost in the position of | men speaking across a counter: it has made neighbours of distant friends; it has thus I woven of the whole race a continuous social and ...

... it answer. Writing in Fowls on the subject of the hatching and I rearing of the very early chickens, Mr. W. R. Gore, M.B., speaks of what he finds the most important factor in rearing winter chickens, namely, feeding at night. It is apparent that a young ...

... less unfortunate brother artists. He never 1 complains, he is alvays genial and festive when among his friends, -who always speak of and to him as though he could see, and well may they do so, for h be is one of the best art critics in all Paris. t FAvounaTisx ...

... pro-Riboleites, althouglh a better name would be the Extravagant Party, as distinguished from the Party of Caution. he now speaks of his old friends and associates as our opponents. 'fllis is better than hovering about the borderland, or, as our American ...

... &znous even now in history. But rsrelyremlise-that those 8axsons were English. Yet we speak English now, as they spoke it then. I vekecentnries ago they spoke the lage we speak now, only that it has altered bygradual pro- cess evoition. TheoldmameofEaajyfthasnow ...

... the weather, and good congre- gations were consequently the rule at all the chief places of worship. It is yet to-early to speak with any degree of certainty as to tthe result of the present appeal to churchgoers on behalf of our leading medical charities; ...

... lengthen le life, and increase the sum of human happiness. r, It is no paradox, said Lord Derby a year or I 11 two back, speaking in one of his happiest ;o veins, to affirm that the ?? gainers by 16 the existence of hospitals are to be found . among ...

... to- thadt in s-bith they were, now encFed. Whea he said tlat he was lnot think- SE ot ace sittie qltest!Oti. hot he wras speaking Pesdly of vht they had to do, bearinF in mind tat dicing the Irst few ye Tr the constitntion of hti country had ken plac-c ...

... active recently. After the club bad been opened, a public meeting Wsaddressed by several prominent Conservative amd Unionist speake . ...