... Canon Waugh was now Archdeacon of Ripon, his arch- deaconry having been permanently annexed to tbe canonry. They had also to speak with regret of the illness of their dear Biahop, which, by the mercy of God and in answer to pnyer, th-y trusted was passing ...

... was visit*— hy his disciples, Mr. Raskin and Mr. Proud e, and many others of tha roost eminent men of his time. 1 need not speak of the constant references to tbe hoose in the voluminous Carlyle literature, which, whatever else may be said of it, contains ...

... other Poems,? 1806; • Commonplace aud other Short Stories, in Prose, 1870; Sing Soto g. a Nursery Rhyme book, 1872; Speaking Likenesses/* 1874 ; Annus Domini ; a Prayer for each Day of the Year, founded on a Text of Holy Scripture, 1374; Seek ...

... the sudden appearance of the deoeosai in her nightdress saturated with blood. She hod entered by the back door aod tried to speak, but immediately died. Subsequently the prisoner admitted that he was responsible for tbe deceased's death. He had out ber ...

... diuates at Salis- bury on the occasion of the Prime Minister's recent fiassage through that town Lord Kosebery, on ns way to speak at Devonport, was met at Salis- bury station by a deputation of local Radicals, who presented bim with au address, and when ...

... Border, the following stanzas may be quoted out of the seventeen of which the poem consists. Scotland, it may be premised. Is speaking: lie egged me on wi' mirth and prank, Wc a string. We made the walk the plank, mairit snails wilhoot the ring. I'm auld ...

... government, which was certain to have a most important bearing on the destinies of this country. He trusted tbat he was able to speak to them in favourable teims ol tbe criminal statistics of the riding. There were on the present occasion six prisoners for ...

... ded the recent dilliculiics in Biam, was lighted firebrand in the powder magazine of Oriental politics. It not ca'nmny to speak of his hatred of England, because that was the keystone his policy, the scarcely disguised object ot which was to create in ...

... brave, wholesome book, on a subject on which it has long been necessary that some competent person should speak. Miss Barnett is competent, and sbe speaks with courage ond authority, and therefore, it is uot to be doubted, with effect. Beginning with the question ...

... «nastrr sod bis subordinates Salisbury the occasion of the Prime Minister'® recent passage through that town Lord his way speak at Devonport, was met Salisbury station by deputation of local Radicals, who presented hitn with when the Premier had got about ...

... Councillor Harmon. The speeches were iiili-isocrsed by solos, choruses, aod hymu-sirging, and a most enjoyable evening was speak. ...

... of the National Congress in Madras. Objections were raised by some'of tht delegates to Mr. Eardley Norton being allowed to speak. Tbe president ruled in his favour, whereupon the delegates in question left tbe pavilion and bave since addressed indignant ...