... use several months, and the whole our work has been done it without e\er having failed us the slightest decree ; we cannot speak too highly of it. 'J he visibility print and the automatic movement are perfect tua for general use it is greatly superior ...

... again to Central Africa, which he so reluctantly abandoned. The time has come more swiftly than was anticinated when men dare speak their thoughts on the errors of that expedition,, and on tie tactical blunder of forcibly' ompelling the withdrawal of EmIN ...

... no. By this time the baronet had recovered bis senses, and Elroy had recovered his feet Tbe former was upon the point of speaking, when Karmel the scout stepped forward and held np his bond. Mercy ! ot this moment ejaculated the fonl lawyer, trembling ...

... with craft and guile seldom equalled carried out long course of villaoy. Here was man who, wheu the breath of rum ur began to speak bis guilt, assort d his brst frienns that be was innocent, and would issue from the court without a stain upon character, but ...

... pars i-. e and he hoped it never would, but there Wese ?? f above mere partisanship, and such a in, While he was not aoina to speak for or against et Conservative or tiberal party. or to say ?? F. e Rule for irelaud was wise or unvsme. he was , * that a lnan ...

... H. Bite)an and E. Washington, half backs; B. Uellir (captain). J. Birtwhistlf, W. Sutcliffe, J. Tara. B. Holden, worth, A. Speak, E. Haberghaa, and P. Duckworth, forwards. Flayed at Beeeti- lbs gams proved very etabbom, each side altackiag in turn. Oreetlaad ...

... the rents, &c. This afternoon Mies Booth will present a meeting the Cutlers' Hall, to presided over by the Mayor, and will speak on the social work now being carried by the Army. At a later hour Miss Booth will hoist the flag of the Salvation Army on the ...

... whether inflamma- tory, relaxed, ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarged uvula, weakened voice, &c. Those constantly speaking, singing, or reading, by using the Gargle prevent the huski- ness, dryness, and irritation so frequently attendant on over ...

... perfect taste without running up bills for 'osprey,' robins, kinogfishers, terns, and hummin birds. I do not think we can speak too strongly in deprecation of such a barbarous custom, and I sincerely hope the time will soon come when our sex will unanimously ...

... Miss Baskett and her mother were examined, and repeated the evidence given at the police court. Some witnesses were called to speak to the prisoner's character. Mr. Gill addressed the jury on behalf of the prisoner, and, after a short deliberation, the jury ...

... ILLINGWORTH ON THE BUSINESS THE HOUSE. Speaking befcra di visicn last night on tile bu«i-pouoi tbs Douse, Mr iilingworth tfjsicd molt In* in sincerity the right hoo. gentleman (lb® of tlie Douse) wLco he made siatcment, but lixii l.e nut hut ray (hat ...

... difficulty.—l am, sir, yours truly, Mr. T. Keating. J. NOTE. NOTE. NOTE. NOTE. jyjEDICAL NOTE. jyjEDICAL NOTE. NOTE, The nl»ov* speaks for itself. Worn strict !•- Inquiry it appears that the bene tit from axing RATING COUGH under stated. TUe operation was a ...