... quite forget it! Ready, boss! sang out another man.. Right, pards—half a minute! He bent down to the girl again, speaking in a hurried, broken way, in a tone too low to be heard by anyone else. I won't touch a dime of yours, girl, by the Eternal ...

... of England. — Address Box Q 25, Independent Office. 7407 ¥^7 AN TED, a NURSE, for a child 2£ years old; v 9 she must speak Spanish and English, and be willing to accompany the infant and its parents to Spain ; state age, terms, and references. — ...

... Creamery 23c., against 22c. lass week. Raceipta $6,000 packages, against 59,000 week ago. Busiaess the past week lias, generally speaking, been dull, and export purchasee have beea made i more limited scale without change ia rates, which at 44d. to4{*. The Waatern ...

... ! MR WM. O RRIEN AND THE HOME RULE BILL. I Mr Wm O'Brien, speaking at ?? yesterday I declared that the Irisu cause vow occupied a posi j tion such as was never dreamed of by their fore ! fathers, 'lhe majority in Parliament were ir I favour of Home Rule ...

... leisure to practise it. If men know as much of themselves as they | usually do of their neighbours, they would hardly j dare to speak to the i selves. Perfection. — Teacher : Ned, you are a perfect i blockhead. Pupil : Thank you, sir. That's the j I first ...

... strike against the reductions in wages which have been recently enforced. THE EIGHT HOURS BILL. Sir Charles Dilke, H.P., speaking to a meeting of miners at Coventry, on Saturday, said there must be no local option about the Eight Hours Bill. HEATH T. ...

... Osborne, and was engaged tor smne timo a his [ official residence. In the evening reoeived > visit from lb. Powsooby—the Speake* private over meeting ot I the Roval CtanmMonoa Hone Breeding, end the Earl of Coventry, Lord Ribbleedale, Sir Jacob Wilson ...

... month* As ©ommitt«4 *■ offence against n of the establishment, and «m Mvarcly in oeoaoqneace the master. She fare erpnssion speak arslo, sad up the Meant time she has fsithfnllykept her promise although persistent efforts are made to got her talk. As the ...

... condition than here- tofore. He bad juat been playfully laid hold of by oue of Marsh's horses, who found him in the act of speaking to Mr. Leopold de Eothscbild, took him by the arm, and gently removed him. Colling, who rode Marvel, is a jockey from choice ...

... and repeats the experiment. A policeman found him wandering on Stamford Hill without any means of subsistence and unable to speak a word of English. He was waiting to be sent home by the Consul, as his pension was due on August 2nd, but as he bad one or ...

... world. Of the towards recovery. intrusion of political the chief members of his party, and showed signs Mr, Gladstone was speaking for a long time with Our own can bear it least of all The Church partisanship into her two or three events this week the ...

... Scarborough. The prisoner came up to him, but said had nothing to say. The prisoner came to a second time, and said, Will you speak to f and replied, No. When he had his back towards her heard shot. He got hold of her and gave her in charge. She said ...