... have been trapped to the polls by promises that were made to be broken, we shall not be slow to say the thing we mean or to speak as the grossness of the treachery demands, THE BARNSLEY MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE, ACCUSED AGAIN REMANDE This afternoon, at the Barnsley ...

... was matried in New York yesterday Collin, dauguter of a New York tailor. On the conclusipn of mony, bis Majesty King Hobbs, speaking m the language, proclaimed his wife of h jects. King Hobbs, whose royal name w dom is will shortly anil with his where the ...

... is a strange thing to note the excess of this passion ; and how it braves the nature and value of things this, that the speaking a perpetual hyperbole comely in nothing but in love. Neither is it merely in the phrase ; for whereas it hath been well said ...

... much practical interest to local naturalists. These observers have been struck by the variety and rarity of the exhibits, and speak highly in praise of the educational advantages of such a show. The numerous friends of Mr. G. R. Waithman, the conductor of ...

... my valet’s apprentice, without wages, never ny page, and whose father, Thomas Fox, of Chartham, never even condescended to speak or write tome, nor did his uncle George (now stated by Sir H. Longley to be dead) ever do so, though the grand- father, Fox ...

... gas, that this •rt .cle has liestj written. roost cases il i* the gas meter that gats blame, ft u a mail known saving, m speaking a person who not often confine himself the truth, that “lies like a gas meter '* But this is libel on a very useful appliance ...

... past. Many the oldest betrothal rings were se.t with rubies. These stones were the acknowledged love token of long ago. And. speaking of ancient '.ove tokens, the British Museum contains love letter which was written 3.500 years ago. This is doubt the oldest ...

... himself. was perfectly calm and self-possessed; in his hand he held small bundle of papers, a striking presence, and he besran speaking slowly, with measured phrase, and with his rich musical voice which at once commanded attention. Of all the gifts of oratory ...

... attack upon the inde Gence of the State. Every moment of those days s¥ full of tension wae, so to speak, lived over again. Tuéy had hoped to-day to speak no other words than thse of con- @ratulation, and that they would only have to express thankfulness ...

... in tk-ta.l bow the extraordinary expenditure can suppressed, I increased, and expenditure reduced this queetioo the report speaks «ith abeolute frankness, and in un mfWMuiesl terms It denmuscaa the extravagsnee the War Departutent, pointing out that while ...

... Joan's domineering manner overcame her courage, and she was as a piece of was in her hands. Tell Hawkins to come down and speak to me, was her first demand. •' But, if you please, Miss. Mr. Hawkins—l think have just walked out into the garden, has a ...

... associations all over the country wired hearty messages. Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone's family were all present at the Castle. Speaking at a meeting ,at York, Sir Frank Lockwood, M.P., referred to Mr. Gladstone's courage, oratory, and industry. When in office ...