... to take passengers on to New York. Tbe only information to be obtained was couched ia tbe following terms : — We cannot speak definitely on the matter, as we know nothing yet. We must wait untU we hear from New York and get the captain's state- ment ...

... Queenstown, while the time offering to tako to New York. The only information be obtaiu-d couched tbe following term* ** cannot speak definitely on the matter, as know nothing must wait until wa bear from New and get captain's There may bare been many reasons ...

... note, fa hie capacity of shorthand witter, of the with which tome members the Reichstag deliver their speeches. Heir Rickvt speak a at tha rata 153 words par minute: Count Bismarck, 144; Frht. von at the rata of 148;; Bamberger. 120: Here Ringer. 121; Dr ...

... and have taken the ordinary show of hands. There good deal of unconscious irony about this Theoretically, and on paper, ao speak, the quietly taken in Congress has effected thing lees that a revolution Spanish politics. Practically, it has done nothing ...

... Dry and went for the police. Previous to hia going Mrs. Deatner begged very hard to be let off. The younger prisoner did not speak. Charles W. Dry, r'so a brother-in-law to prosecutor, eaid on Sunday, the 23rd mat., he waa iecreted in a cupboard under the ...

... capocitv of shortnond writer, of the rapicin with which some members of the Keich- etag deliver their speeches. Herr Eickert speaks at the rate of 153 words per minute ; Count Bis- marck, 144 ; Frhr yon Siumui at the rate of 148 ; Dr. Bamb-rger. 12'J; flerr ...

... charge Mr. Dry and went for the police. Previous to his going Mr*. begged very bard to be let off. The younger prisoner did not speak. Charles W. Dry. also brother-in-law prosecutor, said Sunday, the last, was secreted in cupboart! under the stairs at Mr. Wilson's ...

... ceaboard. From by way the south touched; while through Normantoa and Wekebeld eoatb-weetern portions end can reached. Roughly speaking, tbe saw railway will shorten distance from Leeds to find log too about twenty miles, and this may be expected to gire c ...

... whether Inflammatory, relaxed, ulcerated, horseness, swolltn tonsils, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, Ac. Those constantly speaking, singing, or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huskiness, dry- ness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over-exer- ...

... the ordinary sho~ of hands, there ia a gcod deal of unconscious irouy about this event. Theoretically, and on paper, so to speak* the vote so quietly taken in Congress has effected nothing leas that a revolution in Spanish politics. Practically, it has ...

... touched ; while through Normanton and Wakefield the south-western portions of the shire and Lancashire can be reached. Roughly speak- ing, the new railway will shorten the distance from Leeds to Bridlington by about twenty miles, and this may be expected to ...

... throat ageaUooa, whether tpdamairton. liaul akaratad. hoanmma, swollen toasQa, enlarged wula. weatameiyeloe.de. constantly speaking. ringing, dt leading, oateg the Orgta prevent fry Ma. Mdhrthdta frequently attendant over-earntton. slao of powert without ...