... Hotel Leeds A respectably dressed man called for a glass of beer which he proceeded to a leisurely manner when turning sharply speak to some per-Bon behind him fell to the unconscious was picked up dead Yesterday New Mills five lads amongst them £4 to pay ...

... that by doing so he would in any degree injure his own interests. The type that Mr. Hip. craft represents is, comparatively speaking, rare, but it exists unhappily, and this rascally - Lawyer was one of its most striking illustrations. Alt, we will have ...

... for Hogmanay, others claim for both name and institution a much more ancient descent. One is on firmer and safer ground in speaking of the manner in which Hogmanay was more recently celebrated. It has been said (the Seorzeion remarks) that customs properly ...

... of Physicians of London, by Dr. G. T. Collier. published by Lourman and Co. It Is no small 4efert in this compilation (speaking et the Neu Pharmacopceia) we have no porgative man but what eontain. sloes; yet we know that rhoidial cannot aloes, except ...

... his rescue, and subsequent career. There were I crowded audiences. The lecturer, who wras dressed in native costume, and who speaks Esglish well, delighted his audience with stones of the noble sslf-saorilictagr efforts Of the hate Dr. Lavougatone and Gieneral ...

... come. had better go on with them children's fortunes, Miss Macnonald ; they have everything before them, and no past worth speaking Alban% tihould like to look at your Land all the same, said the fortune-teller impreaeively ; lam sure it is an interesting ...

... threat towards the deceawd, and bad never area her thi* but 10 month' rierpt when she 'rowing the I Kick Hridgi-, neither them speaking. liy the Jury: Why did you bioak off the eng itremcnl : It'inuM I was tired brr. I»r Alexander, bouac suig.'-n the ll ...

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... 4tb, 1883, at St. Stephen's Church, South Kensington. I have undertaken to speak freely concerning our social life and habits, and therefore I shall not shrink from speaking about two subjects not oiten mentioned within the walls of a church, I mean ...

... Name crept quietly trout out the shadow of the shanty. Oh. Captain Dud, they say you are away tonight. F.ither told me to speak to you, again, hut I couldn't help coming. lam g!ail you won for the poor men, and oh, I shall miss you so! Dear little Marguente ...

... story, but will be thankful that the good _ {enabled men to discover a remedy o ; joathall ; about a cure that reminds us—we speak it re a of the age of miracles. ross ; It should be explained that this most r @ care ia due to the fact that rheamatiem is ...

... in the S!_e w.iy. The only way* to discover whether ha did so was to get him to speak to the phonograph. Cue lad, in the presence of several gentlemen, was aiked to speak the Lord's Prayer and tha alphabet. Several cylinders were mad» in this way, and ...