... firesideconsiderably the worsefor drink. On looking into the bed she found her mother dead. The father left the honse without speaking. The body bore considerable marks of violence Low was remitted to the Sheriff the oharge murder. The honse bore evidence ...

... the country was desired. The Yorkshire Union of Agricultural UIOW and Chambers of Agriculture especially desired their aid. Speaking of the proposed Agricultural Union, he said that people generally were apt to ask what its programme was But he would Union ...

... hand. John oke in gruff deep voice, as if he were making a very s .leain and dreadful announcement, but it was only way of speaking, he meant it for a friendly greeting, and Jacob Mivins, accepting it as such, grasped his mate's hand and shook it warmly ...

... PARLIAMENT OUT SESSION. Speaking Greatham, West Hartlepool, ? diuuer the local Conservative Club, .j Londonderry said the next election, come when might, would be fought upon one basis only* namely, whether Home Rule should be granted Ireland or not. ...

... persuade the labourer that his interests are identical with those of his employer. Of the three parties to the contract, so to speak, one bears no particle of risk either of capital or of stock. To put the matter briefly, the labourer does not speculate a ...

... anil have been able to get rid of it without difficulty.—l am, Sirs, Yours Truly, J. UILL TTE R L V UNEIVALLED. The above speaks for itself. From strict enquiry it p.'.rs that tne benelit from using Keating's Cough Lozenges ia understated. The operation ...

... brought forward in 1887, and contended that the country parishes had to bear unfair share of the burden maintaining the poor. Speaking of the proposed unification of parishes scheme, he said that if the York Corporation succeeded that object the country guardians ...

... ; and the fact, that the drama has been performed over and over again in almost every town and city in the United Kingdom, speaks volumes for its intrinsic worth. Mr Matthews gives a life-like portrait of the ro'licking Conn, and the sympathies of the ...

... Mr Mansfield seconded the resolution. Aid. Agar defended the committee, and said that the roads of the city, generally speaking, were not in an objectionable state. At 9-50 the Council was counted out The subject therefore dropped. ...

... jja a large family to look after, was compelled up aud doing, otherwise should have been ° c ' I.had often heard of people speak of and Dyspepsia, but did not think it was so bad found it. this miserable condition Icontinn week after week only to find ...

... the North of England. Those who are lucky enough to get them put them on the table as special delicacies. But, generally speaking, they are not easy to procure. They have to be sent for ; and, the average Englishman or his wife is unequal to this task ...

... SHANNON, Esq., F.RH.Sc, Professor Tour, M.A., Owen's College, Manchester, and the Head Masters of Ipswich and Exeter Schools, speak in the highest possible terms St. Martin's. N.B.—The whole School is annually examined the University or Oxford. Prospectus ...