... could advise me, Yet was it fiend or friend or foe, or parrot spoke by rote, Speak, speak I cried half frantic, Scare me not with such an antic. Do not mutter, do not murmur, Speak distinctly up and firmer, And then he yelled To Joseph Huckle's and buy an ...

... them from Mrs. E. Day, Swinefleet Common :— June 2nd, 1888. —Gentlemen,—Having used Magic Butter Powder some months, I can speak for its efficiency as a milk, cream, and butter preservative. I also consid.er it a most valuable addition to the dairy, p ...

... Pharmsooporia of the Royal Oollege et_ ?Wilms al Landon, by Dr G. F. Collier, 'Managed W Lawman . 1 It is no soma la this (speaking ef the New Pluirmeepesie) the* we no purgative imam but what oweialin ohs@ potwe know the haraterhoidal parer dam, except ...

... young men, of whom defendant ringleader, made use of obscene language and created • lot of disorder. She had had occasion to speak to defendant several times, who when the collection was being made made use of more bad language. rhe Was quite certain that ...

... interest, and he did not yet think the men had got a fair share of the advance in the price of coal, and some were grumbling. Speaking upon the Eight Hours' Bill movement, he said he had long since decided in favour of that measure for miners. It would not ...

... Pelze Medal American Artificial Teeth. TEETH, 2e. 64. SET, £1 le. RE-MAKES, 10e. Pitted by Suction. Perfect for Ealing, Speaking, and Beauty. a Lifetime. Painlam Treatment. JOHN H. HARDY, 17i, HORSE FAIR, DONCASTER. Attends at Mr. BLYTH'S, Aire Street ...

... state, and had not had time to cool down. Our earth and Jupiter were originally very hot Mcleod, but the earth, comparatively speaking. had had time to cool, while Jupiter still retained a lot of his internal heat. As our earth was attended by one moon and ...

... Prize Medal American Artificial Teeth. TEETH, 20. ad. SET, £1 la. RE-MAKES, Pitted by Suction. Perfect for Eating, Speaking, and Beauty. Last a Lifetime. Treatment. JOHN H. HARDY, 17f, HORSE PAIR, DONCASTER. Attends at Mr. BLYTH'S, Aire Street, GOOLE ...

... could advise me, Yet was it fiend or friend or foe, or parrot spoke by rote, Speak, speak I cried half frantic, Scare me not with such an antic, Do not mutter, do not murmur, Speak distinctly up and firmer, And then he yelled To Joseph Huckle's and buy an ...

... extent which imagination could not grasp, there was space containing numberless bodies such as he would speak of that night. But how were they to speak of them ? The best way would be to go into an observatory and take a great telescope to look at them. ...

... occupied by Mr Gardiner, who, in his introductory remarks, said that he was there rather as an enquirer than one who was able to speak from personal knowledge in support of Professor Shot. word's claims, but he could testify to the thorough , openness with which ...

... wm continued yeeterd!y. . _ Furtherileathe from influenza were reported yesterday. Professor Stuart, M.P., has promised to speak at Hull on Monday, Jan. 20th. The infant King of Spain is reported to be much worse. The doctors in attendance despair of swing ...