... distinction that exists, and ever shall, and ever must exist between all three for the welfare of humanity. They are so to speak LIKE THE LIGHT AND HEAT OF TILE SUN; the latter must exist before it gives light and heat. These three, the individual, the ...

... wounded at the St. Antoine Hoepiial i* Englishman, Hr. Pennington, aged 33, of London. Hie jaw broken, and he is prevented from speaking. completely disfigured, the nose from the bridge downwards being completely carried away. His condition is most serious. ...

... operative classes. It was stated quite recently that in London alone these foreign paupers, knowing no trade and unable to speak a word of the English tongue, found their way to a labour bureau and hired themselves for long terms to sweaters for ren ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS. IN Driffield Catholic Church, Sunday, Aug. 8, Sermon, The tongue iteelf teaches ns that we should speak right.” Entrance free. RICHARD IjONSBROUGH, Drcsasio. ALL haring any claims against the Estate of the lata Mr Richard Lonsbrough, of ...

... This led to a succession of scenes, in tho course ot which Mr. Westall, a Manchester delegate, objected to the trustees speaking on what was not a financial question. He said the delegates bad been overridden enough by tho trustees. Ultimately tha action ...

... with : presence going Australia,” sny*. She looks after him with moody pare. JJ,,* can be, with the weight of crime hi* . and speak he docs her who kn ,w| secret? Does he not four she will some day rcve.( 11 truth Miss Maydow,” says Mrs. Thacker, , Inter ...

... LIVERPOO BRUCE & STILL. N addition to the Watches in Wakefield and D is now all over Great and Ireland. letters from all parts speaking of his Watches in terms Epwarp a on the M. G, . Railway, |, says: * take the sway in this of the Mr W. Manchester, I shall ...

... A paper gives an account of a society event, and in speaking of one beautiful lady of quite largo proportions, should have said, Mrs. Smith possessed a.form that Juno might envy. .} he editor went home, aud left a subordinate to get out the paper ...

... into. I reoogninl him fur he directly hi brought 1.10 50. prism If I haslet dem so non wag tha a arrow bunt hi, Oen to speak for kalif. That's all tot to lay, for eAt preseat. Ho had than enough, as for as our poor , was onnersisd, he had utterance ...

... abomination to the Lord.' Or The draper's hones was at Wieldingley, not far where Mr. and Mra. flimmerkias lived; and a Mad of speaking bad for a long time bees carried on between Gladys sad Mies /tacks, sister of the present proprietor of the drapery estahlishment ...

... which surrounds Bolton Abbey, and oa taking months appeals so strikingly to those on pleasure bent. From time immemorial so to speak, men, women, and poets have written and sung, of the glories of the quaint old Abbey, of the music of the beautiful Wharfe ...

... no object. Letters shall have immediate attention. Hours from 9 to 6, Saturdays 9 to 1. SEAN, y PRODUCTION AND. OF THE and Speaking, valuable to Suitable alike to Speakers, &c. - ond \ ve e au Ve (late of Edinburgh), acher of Singi: and Use of the Voi ce ...