... his favouriteS Mameluke Rus a1 tall, brought him frequently strong coffee, mit P lie walked about from dark till sunrise, speak a ihg and dictating without. intermission inwlii tlI apartmieibs, which was always well lighted b wrapped up in lis lnightdress ...

... carried by acclamation .-The CHrAxnxAoi having suitably replied athe meeting broke. up. a Thc'Editor;6f the.', Medicall Annual speaks in the Ihighest terms of CADBURTS CoCoA as a beverage and .a food for invalids on account of its absolute purity, , high quality ...

... made. The 'British r matron was seated in tbhab same' compartment, and went for the daring pas- senger, metaphorically speaking, liammier snd- tongs, drying: See here, young man,' | doh't' you ever try that again l Are you 'a gentle- 'man;1seii ...

... specimens exhibitoe Co The remaarkable featurr of the show was that it eel was the compilation of a single firra, and it at speaks voluumes for the ernterprise and the re- ut sources of Messrs Veitch and Son to say that the ho whole of the plants exhibited ...

... erative .prices for good animals as would W. inuce tbe general revival of horse breeding It ihevonshire.,2 (Hear, hear.) Speaking as to representativdef Exeter, hefelt authorised T ?? theymwere very anxious to renew T. a.tr-cloe: aoqfiahikance with the ...

... influence in modifying the prevalence and fatality of the infectious 'diseases, influences that' are'. difficult 'to measure. Speaking generally, 'scarlet-fever is: most common in tie Mining and manufacturing' counties of England. The explanation''offered ...

... there- fore, that his ambition do not o'erleap. itself in. his efforts after success. *I know, says an admirer of reporters, speaking of one who gained eminence in his profession, 'that for days and. weeks and months he must have been unremitting in his ...

... brought:'the ooncert t to a close. The Earl of Warwick ' v, as nlt perceptibly worse on Wednesday. , Iord B. Churchill, ?? speaking att Brad- ford on Wednesday predicted that an appehl to the country would bh forced about July or LAugust next year . The ...

... horrified at the results that followed the victory of this party; and it is easy to believe that in his old age he might speak much to his grand- childrenof theright Divine of moz.archs,and the sin of rebellion. Sir Henry obtainedhis edu- cation at ...

... bythe courtesy of the said manager, within the walls of Covent Garden Theatre. What a magnificent sightI Loid Salisbury was speaking to one of the grandest audiences I have ever seen. The platform, which was beautifully decor- ated with plants, was crowded ...

... Illustrated Humour.P Bri WTILTT SUCCEECP To win a heart from every climo, Our Summer Girl now tries; And she speaks that universal tongee- The langwrtge of the eyes I WHY HE GOT THU FLUTM. Jack: How do you like your new flat? Harry: All right, excep' ...

... mimic this demon is I One after another he can assome every character in the play. le is a whole tragedy company. We used to speak of rheumatismi, gout, bronchitis, liver, kiuney, and lung ailments, nervousaffections, kc., as sepaiate diseased, local in ...