... . a te to• the monad WWII =aria wets isksiole so W. lasb.—A hos of was Nei as en saw. als• ed.. .4th. dew whisis • 'speaks.' II per day woold he .foreed. TM. Or A YOCNO *smut, Vat h i= left of hse em ploserdda Map.. 'Weapons. ow* early an l - oretaa ...

... of Regulars. Yet he sun hundred Volunteers, taken from the wee corm gaud against hundred Revise., would • lamentable show. Speaking of camps, be He had been in camp with Volunteers, sad was by the absolute ignorthoe displayed of the rudiments of military ...

... Cars,. it ho to Hull, se es at every reprotten by lb. medial worded her. the Shoe clint Lamp sil• has but fee lines to speak, bat the several oppormott lee for and Mites Caine..'. Welt. is Iteud ea several capital woe; two or of wheels never fail to ...

... oat and roe more to through the *till night It mu, Captain Ilatehard trembled violently, despite liiiikaown and ho shoat to speak rout abed and on Martels hmee, who. Ise raised Lis eyes the window, dimly outlined is the light, and maw two sarl gazing ist ...

... for some years, but has not made his mark in the House About the other Indian honours I have no special knowledge; bat, speaking generally, tho extent to which honours are becoming simply a matter pash and Itraas is rapidly growing into grave misfortune ...

... relieved of its financial difficulties, and is at present in the prosperous condition described by the chairman. Therefore, in speaking of the immensely improved position of his company, and in reminding those whom it may concern that the Bull and Barnsley ...

... statements or .' (.jjpnrtai ity haa been given for denial or expUno tiro an t xco ,f:nfc ru^e 1,0 observe ! Speak, •Vadt- Mlidleton ! Speak, impaled bean-bags 0 J'ulgiiiii*-! fpeak, solicitor of Colonel Dipping! * The loyalists of Ireland ought to be ...

... fireside, give year wings bit o* fbp, J you ate just at dry as ever again.* A Judge of the Court of Benton, well InMn for speaking fate mother tongue in bread art neat, well tbe bench as common too arse, en per Scalar oeeseion was addressed ha'Tleter 1 ...

... agrarian edicts for whloh th.i society founded—that is say, lie adverearies of eedition and plunder, * * There was brave speaking yesterday nnraing Deptfcrd, in the supposed interests cf the Gas S.okora* lo 00, AMr ck, we read, conducted ;he meeting, ...

... Inspector Abberline. He did nob want to have anything more do with the oase, and wanted another situation. Abberline said he would speak to Hank), another detective. He spoke to Hanks, but Hanksdidnot say, Perhaps Mr Newton would do something for him. Questioned ...

... Irishmen were more united and determined to attain the object that waa proposed to them. But he took that opportunity of Speaking the young men of Cork, and to point out a special danger to them that knew to exist. Hts anxiety was not about politics, ...

... talking and hesitating Grimsby is acting. In Hull there is, unfortunately, disposition to squabble over what are, comparatively speaking, miEor details, while the great principle of amalgamation, which might do much to benefit the trade of the port and improve ...