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... hallucination hag taken I possession of a man and his wife who live at Guildford, Surrey. They both imagine that peisaleous gases are pumped into their cottage by their neighbours during the night, and that invisible pumps are used. The doors and windows ...
... Hexbam Liberals Lave invited Mr. Mcluues to again contest the division in the Liveral interest. My, dMeiones, who is a Cariisle man. o m oy oot t and a e e Landon and Northo g = Western Raijway, twico won the divisior v-itwo at biz majoities, and orly lost ...
... Melville, Day Ford, and Wile. See tlle. lady Playfair, and the juvenile Duke of Marlborough. Mr. Lewis Day, an Arts and Crafts man, Mr. Henry Blackburn, and Sir Henry Trueman Wood looked in during the afternoon. Others whom we noted were Mr. and Mrs. Bancroft ...
... scarcely to be de- serihed. It is not the snlowy weather, with large flakes, that we see in panstomlillues, but a fihe, almost invisible snow, that looks as if it were being sieved, and finds its way into the remotest corners, into crevices, and through closed ...
... hitherto unsuspected, have been discovered to' be caused by a specific bacillus, with special features of its own. These invisible messen- gers of death come in endless ways, but a study of the effects of heat, light, cold, drugs, and other agents on these ...
... spare! A woman, says a French proverb, is the age that she looks, and it may be said of a man that he is the age that he feels. There is no particular reason that a man should not live .until near on to a hundred years, except that he generally does not. ...
... spare! A woman, says a French proverb, is the age that she looks, and it may be said of a man that he is the age that he feels. There is no particular reason that a man should not live .until near on to a hundred years, except that he generally does not. ...
... saints contains only twenty-eight names. Mr. Harrison tells us that woman's intellect is as subtle and rapid as the average man's; and that the religion of humanity is ever present to us all in good women. If that is so, why has Positivism ignored the ...
... mected locer,who ha.l died. ' „ ••About 1873 Hudson was much tallied of. The hest ohoto I have seen of his is that of an old man appearing to his daughter. Ile wears an old black cap and his features aro stron‘lv marked. The lady nent with her daughter ...
... lararible). Mews* int 1 Violists sad AYrtb Saimaa Mier !nor (list ship (not Violent ((Mori Maier Lathe G. Tesimmes. Nadi ship Invisible). Mr. Girard in. . me; ere, Put up in num* , of in entausiathio The new 40-rating cutter which Mr. William musicaltunatour ...
... the multitude of questions mid answers that constitute the bulk of the proceedings. What the end of it aU will be no man can know and man has any right to guess, but it is safe to say that the end is not yet. I am glad to see that Mr. Sampson, of Messrs ...
... some time or other, if not daily, and the blessing that may follow will repay all the thoughtful care bestowed. How many a man has looked back to bless such a simple expression of maternal love A IS/OTHER'S NOTES ON Now that the winter has fairly set ...