... whether inflammatory, relaxed ulcerated, hoarseness, swollen tonsils, enlarged uvu it, weakened voice, Ac. Those constantly speaking, singing or matting, using the Gargle prevent the dry auil Irritation frequently attendant on -exertion, also reducing unusually ...

... perhaps unfortunate for Mr. Healy himself, certainly it was not for the advantage of his party, that he should have had to speak at all on public affairs at the pre- sent moment. It was peculiarly un- fortunate, too, that the audiences he addressed were ...

... agriculturists in every part of the kingdom. The chairman will then call upon a representative from each county represented to speak to the resolution. The dis- cus—ion will then be declared open. Any resolution bearing upon agriculture may then, by leave ...

... UTTERLY UNRIVALLED. The above speaks for itself. From inquiry it appears that the benefit from using Heating's Cough Lozenges Is understated. The operation was specially severe one, and was performed by the specialist. Dr. U. T. Bntlin, of St. Bartholomew's ...

... whose reputation has been gained io the civil Courts, have been good stipendiaries, *n.J Mr. Blake- Lane's personal friends speak of nun _t being singularly kini-hearted. Tact will be ac least as much required as sympathy The long expected Life of Dr. Pusey ...

... whose reputation has been gained iu the civil Courts, have been good stipendiaries, and Mr. Blake-Lane's personal friends speak of him being singularly kini-hearted. Tact will i«i least as much required as sympathy. The long expected Life of Dr. will ...

... at ' the Police Institute, Adelphi-street, Strand, I ; London, and branches in all parts of tlie world I where the English speaking policeman is doing duty, has had a branch in York since 1885, the £er_ be__z carried on in the rooms of the V.M.C. A., High ...

... to see an extract from a memorandum of some conversation I had with Gaminara two years ago, when he was in his 97th year. Speaking of Napoleon, he said: — l have often seen him as close a3 lam to you. I can sec him now-. He was a little man, dark, and ...

... central home the I'olioe Institute, Adelphi street, Strand, London, and branches in ail parts of the world where the English speaking policeman is doing duty, has had branch in York since 1885, the work beiog carried on in the rooms of the Y.M.C.A., High ...

... SHAUGTHRAUN. With aU the Original Scenic Effects as used in this great production in London and Manchester. The Liverpool Press, speaking of the production of this Play at the Court Theatre, by this Company, pronounce it to have been the finest performance of ...

... his illness by two from the York Cnion, one from the city, an.l •he oilier from one of the rural parishes, and he could not speak too highly of their devoted attention. htfar.) THE PROPOSAL TO SEVER THE CITY AND RURAL PARISHES THE BOARD EQUALLY DIVIDED ...

... will more effectual preventive against the spending of the spare evenings the public-house than a host of addresses. Actions speak louder than words, and it there was more open-handed charity abroad, many would be saved from being driven to drown their sorrows ...