... and wrinkled mind so upon the name of their—father. Hammond gazi,d her in stkrn silence I for a moment, and taro turned to speak to Hoary Elgin. Henry Elgin as before, but Kate Elgin was gone. ifs:almond stared Ifisloriersern , a , Tremble. dog ! ...

... her? What barbarous torture have you inflicted upon her tender limb.? How have o wrung hitter agony from her brave heart? Speak, unnatural monster--a monster created by devils ! She fainted twice last night, ElMn, said Hammond. tube had escapiul from ...

... '' Dicky said, eagerly. • Look here, my lad, the tercing grave. You stow all that, will you ? Fun's fun, hat you shae't speak of deem that way. Where's yoer mother r ••I know, said Dicky, sadly; bit sbe's dead and gone after the Star, and I'm genet ...

... mid out, not only the bosiness had taken him away, bat its soooessf iii Mine ? One thing however is certain, she managed to speak of Ruth Denton, with a taint smile on her lips, a mocking light in her eyes. Ruth must marry money, she said. I have her ...

... on next meeting. That the textile workers want G. Thorpe to tete tlie chair for them in the Platte when Mrs. Mayo cornea to speak to them. That trades unionism and co-operation go hand in hand. ...

... report, after which the followirg pro. venni was gone through An opening address.' Annie E. Hint; recitation. How to speak and whets to speak. Eolith M. Itrkes ; recitation, People will talk; Geraldine RlMSdem : a hymn from Snekey's, the scholars ; recitation ...

... by want of unity. The same can be said of Horbary, also of Morley. Morley, in fact, is one of the dark spots (industrially speaking) in York. shire, and whilst employers have made fortunes in trade, the workpeople have had ten per cent iess wages than their ...

... )Jr. Bullock. rho Is • large farmer, well ktvwo and respected thmagtenut Isis illstriet. Is • well man nor, but bellr• we speak of part of his we see will ilk-ar WPM from Mr. limes Cuiaep, Lialshaio, Yorkshire, who will help to Illustrate vur For twenty ...

... alone could (the heed of IWO firm) at determined to catch bis elosive debtor at • rehears4l on the stage. Before he could speak Sheridan rushed to bun, seised his hand, and said; My dear Midland, the very man I withed to see! You ward a cheque, of course ...

... leading eitizess she provisos gashes attestable' the Wander es a banquet in Montreal him sight. I. the mania of a very elegem& speak lit. Lawler briedy referred to the work of the TM! Ommisittew whose labours, he said. weeklies* la Ughttaing the people's burdees ...

... Swansea Workhonee, where his ability as a cabinetmaker made him a welcome inmate. He bed this oi , :iced ap the ability to speak eufficieet Weleh to make boneelf understood by Welsn folk, and to oonverse ordinarily with an lucent that proclaimed him a ...

... me, by reaming old Fiehennan Leadbetteir's little f ; irl trent a eipey tramp or ago, and the child's limitlier own hardly speak at him without Wars. gives me no further noticz, but renews his conversation with Uncle Joel, and a while goes -hi along the ...