... intercourse by sei between Egyptian ports, Sinai, and the Persian Gulf along the coast of Arabia. One of Gndea’s inscriptions speaks of the loading of his vessels with stones at Sinai. Bnt passing over the wonderful facts connected with Gndea’s reign, we ...

... time went throuirh the course of your mixture, end 1 nerer saw such a change in man in my life. was clear and light feather, speak, throe weeks. think I ought to let you know that * Clarke's Blood Mix. tare,* and nothing else, cured him. You can make what ...

... throe caps bad been introduced io every comity, the maw of the pot hunter remained yet unsatisfied. The excitement was, so to speak, dilated throughout the whole season, and a baneful irstitntion called the League sprang up. Tbers are 16 clnbs in the League ...

... charge. Mr. HPls-Smith, who fought Mr. Bern rd Coleridge the last el'orion. holniog on the other side, and Mr. Chaplin will speak to-morrow and on Friday. I end*avonrsd secertaio the feeling among the Non con! rmist Ltherals us to Mr. Torr’s view* on the ...

... inches c.*! May 17th, and the longest period without ruining was days, this occurring three times, in March. April, and June. Speaking generally, the weather of 1893 Sheffield was dry and but, the winter severe and short, the summer long, bright, and warm ...

... through the course of your mixture, and never saw such a change in man in my life. was as clear and as light as a feather, so speak, in three weeks. I think I ought to let yon know that * Clarke’s Blood Mix. tare.* and nothing else, cured hin. Ton can make ...

... on the part of the British Government if the country is to be saved and a possible extermination of the British averted. Speaking of the present situation, Mr. Ashe said: we look at map of Africa and study the work of the European Powers there what do ...

... While the magi*tratos were about acoepling this statement, two witnesses having sworn that the lad wa* there, Malorone, speaking from the dock, said, Master, ho was with me. Therenpon the magistrst-s gave him tbe benefit tfie doubt, and discharged him ...

... only that, but the French cruisers are the slowest sailers possessed by any naval power in Europe. statement such as this speaks for itself, coming as it does from a source likely if anything minimise the strength England, and exaggerate that of France ...

... sermons, For they wore prigged before. Of contemporary epigrammatists space fails here to speak, to say nothing of the tact that some them are continually speaking for themselves, and assuring us that so long as they live the race of the writers of epigram ...

... risk of acquiring >a«eß. I shall greatly -a, • - iged the contest come ocst it Lnimpeired. Mon and women who canTaee and to speak at meetings drifeio aiaowetorm most indeed the caaee they are seeking to adthe work is going forward, no one being deterred ...

... his famous toast. Gunning describes him as very fat man, plainly dressed in grey coat with black buttons.” Sir N. W. Wraxall speaks of him as ** large, muscular, and clumsy,” but, he continues, ** intelligence was marked his features, which were likewise ...