... Marqukss of Ripon has promised to speak Liberal meeting Hull, on the inst. ...

... voice said, '• is much better this morning ; he will soon awake. Then soft hand gently clasped mine and kissed it. I tried to speak, but my throat was so parched that no sound escaped ; so lay still again for a long period, daring which the soft hand was ...

... in consideratioi of his harms he had when he was maimed in exercising his office by my Lord Mayor's commandment. Mr Drake speaks of two maces which, at the time he wrote, formed part of the civic insignia, both of which, he says, were very large, silver ...

... matter for us in York, for from the days of childhood we have been used to fish where we thought proper, and now, legally speaking, we have a right, but landowners and farmers are in power. They have practi- cally blocked the fishing from Harwood Dale ...

... the Licensed Victuallers' Association, the Conservative Club, and the St. Wilfrid's Lodge of Oddfellows, M.U. SCARBOROUGH. Speaking at Scarborough, on Wednesday night, Mr Joshua Rowntree, M.P., Said he most firmly believed that for its own sake total abstinence ...

... his cigar between his finger and thumb. Kou think there's a screw loose somewhere, I suppose' l . ■■'.■tired. Well, ?? speaking, I'm being ' nobbled, was his answer, but whether it's done before they run, or whether it's the fault of the rider, ...

... h ? Whether the higher culture of women is the same thing' as hag-riculture ? Whether it is not a mixture of metaphors to speak of a parson as a shepherd of soles ? Whether plumb pudding would not be the beat diet lor a glazier : J It is curious that ...

... while that of returning prosperity is daily giving more abundant evidence ci its presence. . Every class, and generally speaking every individual, benefits from better trade, but the benefit to tke nation as a whole is perhaps most observable, and this ...

... , as did Cept. Gurney on behalf ofthe police. These remarks were supplemented by others from Mr. Spink and Mr. Shackles (speaking for the police-court officials). His Worship, in reply, said no word 3 of hie could adequately express his thanks, he might ...

... to exert the voice, a lump of sugar (ROUGHS saturated with this pleasant Elixir, J and sucked as a Lozenge befora CnTTrriq speaking will prevent Hoab3Enb»B. aJUU XiO Comfort the Chest, and Strengthen the Voicn. Mr. G. T. CONGREVE'S Book ?? and all Chest ...

... Education Department, and he had doubt their clerk thought that was a sufficient authority for writing the communication he did. Speaking for himself (Mr. Manton) did not want a from Department, lie did not believe tbey were going to get one, and trusted tbey ...

... portion of its responsibility to a distinctive sec- tion. (Hear, hear.) They did not think it any part of their business to speak of ulterior motives of those who made that offer, but desired to say that they seemed to have bean per- fectly candid and fair ...