... said—What do you know about politica! His language in reply might have been loud, but when engaged in debate one could not always speak softly. He was greatly provoked by the aunoyanos he received. He had met with very bad treatment in Irvine, having been knocked ...

... yeera faithfully dia. charged his duties within these walls, and whose memory shall always be held in reverence and esteem—l speak of our schoolmaster Mr Qointin Stewart, who as • teacher had few equal., and well might we recall the efforts on his part, ...

... the discovery of so grand a secret.' Ah, Nadad, and you risk yours too.' You always think of me.' he said, as a father might speak to a daughter How is Basil Thoincliffe she asked. ' There is rill little change; I fear th it the brain has received DOM injury ...

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... whit does a this mean ava. Wheveht, wheeet granny' said Mister Tod ; 'are ye burgh or anti-burgh . ' ' What's that ye my ; speak a wee limier man. I hoe gotten the could, an' I'm no very gleg o' th' hearin '. Are ye burgh er anti-burgh,' said Minter Tod ...

... Courolitee. and approved of the eelectioon of Mr Grant as a candidate to represent the district. None. tweeter. Deemed inellsed to speak, and he theta and again reiterated his request, and at same time mind if the meeting bad any other candidate to bring forward ...

... to be educated about the necessity fat bosh air, and too many of us are indisposed to lister petiently to those who would speak the subect Without proper ventilation, good heabli iii childhood nut possible, no matter what care is bestowed the child in ...

... and if I only keep In her good Bra better till then it may be the better for me. For shame, Bells, raid her sister, to speak le such mercenary tones To think that you shoald be waiting for dead men's sh oes or rather ..This asp& for gold cameo Non ...

... (Great laughter.) There were not two men is the parish he would speak to ; he would not speak to nor listen spoor man. (Renewed laughter.) At public clouding.. he thought nobody should not speak but icomelf. There wee no he liked to hear hut hie oral, and ...

... that Babe before His work was dens was to effect the met wondrous changes the world kad ever seen. Mr Paterson then west to speak of the beuetita Christianity conferred wpm mankind. The Hallelujah Chorus frees the Neared' was played on the organ am the ...

... utmost satisfaction to all concerned. Ile was sure in speaking for himself, he spoke for them all, when he sail thet Mr Wilson bad treated them all with great courtesy. Everyone had been allowed t r speak his mir.d, and all bad received a most impartial hearing ...

... vote g moderator of the Kirk-Session. during the vaesecy• tits used us ill, we ma y rest from our fi ght with never tire speaking of her goodness to and care patients came as fares nine Irish miles to say Good-taken after the second hearing. It was not ...