... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SET OF TEETH, made in ; themost esquisite ?? of art, ied painlessly. ?? waiting, by suction. un=. aed for Masstication. Speaking, an d Comfort. Single Tooth fns 25. fti. Nitrous Oxide Glas Half sees. HI. J. ALLJWOOD, ?? DSSTIST, 50, NEW ST., - WARM COLOURS ...

... surprise,t ~it and he was' sure that- the fact that Mr. Baldwin was a )_ member had not prevented anyone on that Board from if speaking his mind. He bad spoken taoot the nuisance lefrequently, for while anxious not to prevent the large L - manufacturers like ...

... TEETH, made in the moet exzimtO ef gyle of art, fixed painUewl, whibt waiting, by suction. umsa2- pised for Msnmicstion, Speaking, and Comfort,. Sinsle Toozh frL,- :r. *V Nitrons Onde (in Half rees. H. J. ALLVWOOD, ?? Dzxr, 50, '-NELW ST. WA RS! COLOURS ...

... entirely atnidod. TEeY i.iade the bifheat style of art. of the beet and parcel only, are pronounced perfect for eating and speaking. teeth, this is of the utmost importance. Each case is made to harmonise exactly in shape, sire, and colour foe raoutb, ...

... was a very bad speaker. With a most delicate and most fastidious taste as to style, he was always making corrections in his speaking, as some writers do on their manuscript, a fatal fault in a speaker, and one which occasionally led the good Archbishop into ...

... joint management committees on the great BUCCO6B attending the gathering. The official programme announced tea at 0.30,, speaking from 7.30 to 8.39, day 9 to 12. From_this_we_take_ it_that_ the soh ea was-perhaps of that kind which Sam Weller desertbed ...

... :iiTraveller, or any posistsna of trust. Excellent references,- Addrecss. 3-0.Daily Post, e7$tS ?? (smart, active), 25 gears old, speaking fluentlv English. .A! Gerinan. Italian.' French. and Spanisb, Wants a Situat~ioni as Teaseler for the Continent. Good sa ...

... Sir Michael in his presence, but it could be fairly stated that- he had shown wonderful administrative ability. (Applause.) Speaking to the second portion of the resolution, Mr. Nelson remarked that the Liberal Unionists were a self- sacrificing party. Their ...