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... LITERARY WORK. Speaking of literary work for the year, amongst the tlxousmfis of books and periodicals that have been published we will notice two only in particular, One affects the social and moral condition of the people, while the other shows that ...
... the bobb.es * will no doubt be remembered by voters in te • come when any of these gentlemen secend Labour platforms end speak words of ryinpathy, or thereon. The bobbies ...
... the promenade. THB HARBOCB AND THE FISHERIES. The course of the harbour improvements has gone on smoothly, and practically speaking, uninterruptedly daring the last twelve months. The improvements, designated as snoh, consist merely of dredging—the taking ...
... disadvantage is well worth emphasising. speaks out frankly on the proposals the Government to reduce the number of public-houses, and considers that the opposition of the teetotalers has tended very moch to discourage judicious temperance legislation ...
... not to have a von.* in the meeting that morning, but leave discussion to the main body of those present. Now was the time to speak. Everybody. whatever their opinion, would be listened to attentively.—(Cheers.) —Again the commotion became apparent, and it ...
... another clergyman to speak at a parochial meeting unless he provided him with a speech. They had | scarcely arrived at that pitch yet, but that evening } Mr. Irving had provided him with a text, inasmuch as he had asked him to speak to the young men. If ...
... de il Grande A-rmse. Although issued in a paper cover, the book is beautifully printed on parchment and illustrated by a speaking likeness, as frontispiece, of 1 il. Bersier. It was on November 19th, 1889, that the chuirch de i'Etoile was suddenly bereft ...
... UNWELOOME CALL. Omar. 2—-THE BANK NOTES. Cusr. Cnar. 4—MYSTERY. G—THE REV. MR WYKES, Cuar. 6-STRANGE DREAMS. &—-THE INSPECTOR SPEAKS, . INALMAN AND OUT THROAT 4 RAILWAY TRAVELLERS STRANGE US LODGER. BY ORDER OF THE MAFIERA. A TALE OF A TERRIBLE CHRISTMAS ...
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... time and then vanisheth away, James iv., 14. Before proceeding with his sermon the rev, gentleman said: A circumstance is speaking to us now. At Bishopthorpe 'York on the morning of Christman Day passed away int* eternal rest the soul of our Archbishop ...
... add:ess, said he considered the close of the year a most opportune moment for considering the question on which he intended to speak, by passing in review the achievements of the Government during the period they had been in office, and comparing them with ...
... advertisemeots in the daily papers,—apply at the chief police office. Yes. do both, mattered Old Hurricane, to himself. Then, speaking out, he called: Boy I _ Yee, air. Call me • coach. Yes. sir. And the led was off like an arrow to do his bidding ...