... tries, and had there been another ten minutes play they must have wiped off. the arrears and won the match. The Yorkshiremen speak in very high terms their reception Tiverton. The mainstay of tho Tiverton Club is Mr. Butler, v. told with the Bradford Club ...

... of Free Churchmen the Vicar of Almondbury had outraged not only the law of the land but the law of God, and ou.'ht not to speak md 1 reich to the reople under his charge. How could tha Church progress when tftese practices prevailed on the part of those ...

... tone p-'ssimistie, but they will considerable events making the year memorable has been future generations. Yon can hardly speak man of any orade from a Minister to the driver of an omnibus without shortly detecting that lie has a thought of that kind ...

... Lady Janet's blank looks whom she sees Adda Fell installed in the place she coveted as Countess of Conistoni And her father speaks truly. In marrying Adda I bind him for ever to my interests, and enlist his subtle brain and restless spirit in my cause. ...

... Bronchitis, Wheezing, Difficulty ,of Breathing, Coucumpiem, and all Complaints of the Chest, Threat. sad Lungs. PEOPLE WHO SPEAK. Crown Paint Warlok Leeds, November MI. To G. N. CIILDWICI.I vied 0 Compound of Llama and Hooey for • Bronchial Cold, and ...

... i . a taki ; sad earl nobly wooded, and ensisiested with n iioters bon Hunslet combloallo2 at Hall by 1. Fay litre 1 wee speaking of a girl of Use age a ferY lobo. boos I. boll° oillillam aa of twelve, fur before this period it way be °l°°° by Wyatt. ...

... that the Alice liv ed, v,,h i. a , m arried woman with whom he . Ybauoj, lately quarrelled with. I tftrt° f 1116 Gui^^* - Speaking at the annual meet of tkt y Ye adon Coal Company on mat? 0 Jonat han Peate, the president re^r.^ 8 eor^* 61- of Commerce ...

... another Chinese harbour, that of Kin-Chau, a short distance to the north of Port Arthur en the opposite side of the Peninsula. Speaking at Denbigh on Thursday, Sir A. B. Forwood, M.P., dealt with Russia's designs upon China. England, he said, had, by reason ...

... Unfortunately, while the inhabitants of our towns and villages plea a value upon Intellectual attainments only a very few, speaking comparatively, appreciate the advantages placed within their reach to the , extent of benefiting by them. This is a feet ...

... Freionenproved the 1 A WAaNnto.--Charks Danwell, miser, Newton, was charged with being drank and disorderly on the 71h all. P.C. Speaks stated that on the 7th ult. be found defendant &oak and staggering about on the road oit Fairborn, and be was using bad language ...

... more important, sectjin of the individual con tributions. In Miss Edith St. Clare we have a principal of fine presence, who speaks her lines witii distinction. Her voice is clear, though a croupl more notes in compass would be of obvious utility to her ...

... class, the landlords might console themselves with the reflection to which the late Duke of Bedford gave utterance. He said, speaking of the reduced rent rolls of his rural confreres, -'And I, too, should no doubt be in a tight place, only that Iluckily own ...