... spoke of the prophet's life and the lesson which conveyed, lesson summed up the words the familiar hymn, Dare to Daniel. Speaking tbo organisation connection with which tney nict, rapidly reviewed the history the Baud of Hope movement, and said the most ...

... looked list the windows and at his colleague. I rayther think, Mr. Jowett, said he, that it was the lightning. PLAIN SPEAKING. Cne of Dr. saying-, as prophetic; it was accurate, referred to a scholar who afterwards tilled one of the highest judicial ...

... value. The finest mmplrs o.' wheat tuid malting barley wet hard meet witli, and worth, perliaiw. little more money. Generally speaking last week's rate* were maintained. Grain for feeding sold slowly !•*-» money, especially grinding wluch foil ao-ouot of foreign ...

... h-Uie-I Lorio wcd from ai aiiier uriszoner. Tih intellectual life, not of the University of Oxford ouly, bat of the Euglish-speaking racae, has suffered a heavy loss in the death of PnroFEvsso JO'WETT, the Master of Baldiol. Of ali Oxford resideuts his namue ...

... -Half per Cents., however, ivre a shade lower. lion.e Railway Market only about half-a-di/in*tock* have moved. Generally speaking, the change* have been quite fractional. Great Northern Frelerr.il Ordinary quoted i higher, and Hull and J bolter. With ...

... greatly to the surprise all their friends, j During their absence in Bristol they had been married special licence, and it speaks well for the courage of j i the young lady that she was determined to brave all that j ! might be said against her choice ...

... asked him how long he had been there, and he replied All night. She tried to get out of bed, end he stabbed her without speaking again. When she did get out of bed he pulled her back and cut her throat. He left, and she to her daughter. She was able ...

... school children has now been carried for nearly ten year-*, and many htmdmls thousands of meals distributed, so that we can speak with full knowledge and experience. I> anyone should doubt the benelit to the under-fed child the very cheap form of food, ...

... interest on purchase money Suez Canal Bhares £lo9,s39—decrease £877, and uiiseollaneous decrease £400,535. E. Harriett, speaking Primrose meeting Lancaster Saturday, said the thing the present Government had done for the benefit the community was to ...

... softi ned. and have been able get rid of 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 Ke:uiug's Cough Lozenges i.- understated. The operation ...

... with, oulv those few who were in the immediate ueighb were written to. Now, I *m not one Mr. Austin's admirer-, therefore I speak without bias,—Yours truly, ™ ~ MARK Drive, Pontefract, Sept. 30, 1893. THE KSKDALE HUNT. To the Editor of The Yorkshire Ptl ...

... them a delightful future; but the women happened to be policemen's wives, and the gipsy was arrested. DRINK AND UGLINESS. Speaking in Huddersfield on Saturday, the Earl cf Carlisle commented on the physical ugliness produced by drink in this country. It ...