... and I have been able to get rid of it without difficulty.—l am, sir, yours truly. J. HILL.' UTTERLY UNRIVALLED. The above speaks for itself. From strict inquiry it appears that the benefit from using Keating'* Cough Lozenges is understated. Tbe operation ...

... else virtually agree to extinguish themselves in many cases. For his own port had hesitation in adopting the former course. Speaking on behalf of the Cleveland Chamber, that body had unanimously passed a resolution that they could not see their way adopt ...

... gentlemen, jot down thoiurht or «Tmviction wore it not for shorthand, would never be committed to paper. think your correspondent speaking rather cynically when says that ' was invented and brought out in the days of rushlight.-* and crinolines. The system has ...

... always clear, conscious only that there is right side and a wrong, and that it is his business to teach, and therefore to speak plainly, what he believes be the right. These two Mr. GLADSTONES not always wait upon each other's convenience. At times one ...

... February 2b, 1801, 1 believe that there great activity in the Welsh Church. I have seen grow under my ow»i eyes. am not now speaking own parish. . . Ido not hesitate say that . . the efforts and exertions of the Church now and for good mavu wort, and the ...

... international fitness for the match with Scot* land. The ruling powers practically took Yorkshire at its word, and logically speaking Yorkshiremen have right to grumble at the result But they do grumble, and if the grumbling is to be excused it is only on ...

... themselves down no belter morals than the most miserable piece of human which the casual ward contains. But may be needful to speak of such things, that for very shame the vendors of obscene innuendo and the singers of bawdy songs may be moved to more decency ...

... write to his M.P., and urge him .strongly his utmost against the bill on every possible occasion. Let every parish priest speak plainly, and once, in church to his people about it. I*t the Collect (taken from the Litany) O merciful Father that despisetb ...

... Lavengro. There will be introduction Mr. Theodore Watts, which exceptional interest because he was Borrow'* intimate friend, speaks from close and personal knowledge. The second volume of the the late Bishop Wordsworth, cf St. AnJrews, is the and will published ...

... and in 1891 this miserable perishing trade presented the moderate figure of eighteen hundred millions pounds. (Hear, bear.) speaking of the export of raw ootton, which measure importance. I think hon. gentlemen may take confidence from these figures of increase ...

... found ia the strength public opinion any district. is jrross exaggeration to speak of tyranny in connection with a proposal so safeguarded. It is equally exaggeration to speak of tie; rich men! with their wine-cellars at home being enabled to deprive the ...

... had the assistance of Mr. A. Chamberlain, M.P., and ati Thursday night Mr. _T. W. Russell, M.P., will visit (Irimsby, and speak on his behalf. Tlie Labour vote, which, in recent elections, has been such difficult quantity to estimate and to deal with ...