... good-bye his sympathy was with them. The meeting was also addressed by Mr. Mallinson and Mr. James Copley, both these gentlemen speaking of the good work done by Mr. Tnrnbull, especially that of trying to better the social position of the young men. Refreshments ...

... inform Anti-Cant for hie information that this it; not so. Let Anti-Cant inform himself fully as to what he writes and speaks about before he netin condemends to lecture others with being partially informed. • Further, Anti-Cant states that the ...

... Excise revenue is not u• satisfactory morally as it is financially. It is to be feared that 11r. (.f oselien will again have to speak of the increase in the consumption of spirits, and though such au increase may show a more general state of 'comfort among ...

... gear by a suspension, without atle-mate notice, of the labour without. which it oxinuot be omits] on. While nut wishing to speak harshly of men who have pall a heavy forfeit for their folly and wrong-doing, and who will hero to admit the full:ity of their ...

... to bear upon than to do so. Mr RHODES: Question. Mr. SHEPHEARD: Yes, Mr. Rhodes himself has • great deal to say, but when I speak it is Question. question. There is not a member of the Mani of Health that can tell me three things iu which 'the town will ...

... its decision. I hope the Guardians will see the justice of my request, and act accordingly. I may state that, figuratively speaking, vaccination has been arrested under very suspicious circumstances, and it is on its trial by a high and, I hope, an impartial ...

... employer wanting to dismiss them. The Radical and Socialist journals are, on the whole, satisfied with the law, which they speak of as a good end to the year. THE ITALIANS IN AFRICA. (Timm Telegram.) Roma, Thursday. The news circulated in French journals ...

... oat of the water whioh had covered this ship should come the spirit of a truer purpose and of an inteuser Christian life. Speaking of the social aspect of the year, be said that the most prominent person in the social life of the country today was General ...

... its decision. I hope the Guardians will see the justice of my request, and act accordingly. I may stet e that. figuratively speaking, vaccination has been arrested under very suspicious circumatances, and it is on its trial by a high and, I hope, an impartial ...

... week. The life of this good and aelf-eacrificing preacher dwarves remembranne and commemora- Lion for more reasons than one. Speaking of him, Arnold, long after be had paid his beautiful tribute of song to his worth, said, Though I did not come to the East ...

... his sympathy was %with them. The meeting was also addressed by Mr. T. Matheson and Mr. James Copley, both these gentlemen speaking of the good work done by Mr. Turnbull, especially that of trying to better the social position of the young men. Refresinneuts ...

... for the first time I was born into the world. It Is ably fair to say I owe my life to Mother Seigel's Syrup. Our Informant speaks of Mn. McPhee as a fine-looking lady, and of David as a bowie lad, who appears mom Uke an 'dumbed aleck than a worker among ...