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... one got to ceiling the more one perceived the sulphur he did not make that discovery Aid Dalton himself made it (Baughter) Speaking for the committee he said could not accept Mr amendment With regard to appointment of public gas analyst the committee neutral ...

... their application The expression of the parishioners in meeting assembled are practical illustration the of the assertion in speaking for others people cannot be too careful The doings of the Guardians the Poor have not been marked by any violent episodes ...

... knocked down by a passing train, which ) inflicted on him such terrible injuries that he survived only a few hours. Generally speaking, . when a public road, as in this case, crosses a ' railway on the level there is some permanent mechanical arrangement for ...

... the Royal College of Physicians of London by Dr G F Collier published by and Co : is no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the New Pharmacopoeia) that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloes ye we know that hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...

... you remarks will lost on him.” “ But how yon make him understand Lucy asked, wonderingly. “Do yon speak bis language ? “ Oh, yea the count and I speak little of good many tongues. can always understand ua. He to bound to üby atrong tie; husband saved ...

... of nuisances, and that tbe poor were crowded and crammed into houses which were in state quite unfit foe health. He could speak largely from his own experience on that point— Dr. Okay suggested that the Inspector should have orders to make a visitation ...

... pantomime the Empire Theatre on Saturday afternoon How came the idea abroad that the programme at the Empire included pantomime ? speaking of the Empire I cannot refrain alluding to that terrible event which happened on the stage there on Christmas Eve Not many ...

... Some years ago, on Christmas morning, be rowed a boat race with >'rank Pocodk, and beat the Englishman by several lengths. He speaks with vivacity, his words being few, en~ergetic, .and decisive, Tonch-on the subject of ivory with him, and he immuediately ...

... delightful I writing this the open air o’clock me” Mr Ballantine intends to home early Will the Rugby which Sir C Russell is to speak The Rev G Heaviside is suffering from room officiating the Meeting House He very sympathisers his illness The carts going in ...

... believe that men bad bad tn work eighty hours a -week. But they must beunitedsand fearless. *'They are slaves whodare not speak- for the fallen and the weak ; they are slaves who dr not choose hatred, suffering, and abuse, rather than in silence slink ...

... a correspondent whether really thought that women could, if they liked, do all that men can do. She replied as follows : .Speaking for myself there is at least one thing that many men have done and now do which I know I should never have tho courage do ...