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... is going to bathe, an American says that he is h going in swimming. We cannot imagine wherefore Americans speak of retiring` I where we speak of going to bed. You can s: L retire without going to bed, but you can E L scarcely go to bed, as a rule, ...
... wheat croD seems to have been extremely variable. Some returns speak of a heavy yield and good quality of grain, -while others complain both of quantity and intrinsic merit. Generally speak- ing,, both grain and straw have suffered much from the inclement ...
... to-night, and Sir Wztn,, HARCOuInT will follow on Friday at Asig,0. under-Lyne. X On the otter side, Lord RycN. ronD is to speak at Saxmundham anris , JAmES LOWTIrEr. at Darlington on Wednesda and Mr. WnvrE. LoxG, Parliamentarysene. tary to the Local ...
... with his frienid. The Threadneedle-street office is ...
... remark-ed that Mr. Sheriff Harris had premirsed the use o f his theatre for a matinfe in aid of the fundg.-Mr. Augustus Thiards, speaking, in French, conii~rmerl this sta>tement, 'and acideel, ais a further reason for making the offer, tbat he WaS born in Paris ...
... spirits of the supporters of the Government. Two days ago, the atmosphere of Toryism was heavy and dcspondent, to-day they speak hopefully of the prospects of their candidate. Mr. Scott's friends are equally hopeful. They know that they have an adverse ...
... audience to suppose, that it was practicable for G ' laburiung men to make large incolues out of h it ii I land, but ?? spea;king generally, the agricultural 1 labouter canlnot advantageously do mnore than d ue ;; rise produce for his o-wn consumption ...
... announced, however, that at least one prominent Cabinet Minister will come down to assist him, and Lord Wolmer has arranged to speak at one of the meetings. There does not seem to be much enthusiasm over the election in headquarters. Of course, the Postma ...
... stifle the cries of distress of the many downtrodden and oppressed who groan beneath its barbarous yoke (we do not wish to speak of those of our brothers who have already succumbed), has succeeded in securing the signatures of thirty-six Armenians of ...
... and Mr. Walter Long will speak on Major Brynner's 'behalf towards the end of this week. The Liberal executive is straining every nerve to secure the best available platform speakers. It is hoped that Lady Sandhurst will speak in the division before the ...