... adjoining Institate which belongs to M. . and whose raanager, to the m«ute Mr. Short and some other English visitors, to! speak word nf There was one ther paiaent from this conn-try when Mr. Short first arrived, there are e'.frht patients from Scotland—four ...

... 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 ...

... with painful interest. Huddersfield was one of the towns not visited by Lord Randolph in the hey day of his fame, but he did speak here when the dread disease from which he is now suffering had made considerable inroads upon his vital energies. Those who ...

... couutries is obtained from the Uni t ed States, and bow large a percentage is imported from England. Liverpool is, roughly speaking three times as far from the nearest South Ameri * can port as New York is from tbe same port while the enormous amount of ...

... and death bare already been registered amongst the victims. TXIIPERANOC AND HICALTN.—The Governor Of Armlet/ Gaol, Leeds, speaking in Wondhonse Hoer Wesleyan Chapel, said there were 15,000 persona under lock and key in English prisons. They said to all ...

... man a bachelor, she club, la broken up, and the girls aie all SSul enemies, united the on. deurm.oatmn *2. tUy will aerec speak.U that nasty man tout. ...

... 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 ...

... (marqueterie, incised, or gilt), and *. trusses, etc. See card* TINGS' TIANO may purchased on terms 0 suit buyers. Musicians speak very highly, of tin* warrant it 13 year* 10s. AMERICAN ORGAN, » P»- and coupler*. Harmonium, £3 15s. Another, £5- 55.. and ...

... 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 ...

... an! Bounced, latterly was ill that she lay still and Bad, ,bot sweet and fair, on the couch in her front tooni, too weak to speak much to move. Queen the Pre-Raiihaelites, she was called, Miss Roseau had nothing in common with the tawdry troHoping literature ...

... English companies, he believed they had emerged from the financial difficulties which d beset them some little time ago, and speaking from a personal knowledge and observation, he could say there ,tI did not exist any difficulty whatever either of a technical ...

... er and Lis subordinates Saiisb-iry on the occasion the Prime Minister's recent passage through that town. Lord on his way speak at Ilevouport. wis met tfalisbury Station by a deputation local Radicals, who preseuted him with address, and when the Premier ...