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... agreeable, but very disappointed. Everything went nn smoothly until June. 13;8, when they had a slight quarrel, and they did not speak ajpin ior three months. Defendant then returned, tbey made up the quar- rel, and he began tn be very affectionate. In May, ...
... been recently fined fcr breaking the peace of the Seventh Day, and inquired t.hy corporations were allow-d to go acot free. Speaking amid re;ea'.ed intenu. tions. the rsr. gentleman wa n:d the com- pany to pay attention to tbe appeal in time, or they might ...
... potentate to the war in which his power was ultimately broken ; but the character which he bears among his opponent is, generally speaking, a high one He_ ™ c tainly a more far-seeing and I*^™? statesman than his old political °PP° nen * P^ and it is exceedingly ...
... and have only 3j. left/ — Ths inquiry w.-.s adjoanred. Earl Spencer, preelcUnt of the Northamptonshire Education . League, speaking en Thursday at a meeting at Northampton to cocridsr tha nsw Education Code, snid it ths Government intended to advsnee lc ...
... Harci ii-!. 1333, she and her married sister, Mrs. Locking, who was staving with her at the time, watcaed him. They saw him speak to a woman ue^r the Bedford Hotel, Brighton, and afterwards drive oil with her in a cib. \Vitness and her sister followed them ...
... Mr. I-'ab__, in thanking the electors, said that York had recogn.sed that the country was in danger ; and had known how to speak the voice of encouragement to the Govern- ment. Mr. Murray said his opinions had been mis- represented up and down the constituency ...
... engaged upon the preliminary work they would have to do at Normanton. He might not, however, have another opportunity of speaking to them publicly, and he wanted to congratulate them in the first place upon their position, for they had been selected out ...
... not the least idea of what the feeling on the subject is amongst the military authorities of the .Regimental District, but speak- ing from one's knowledge of the old rival rj- between Notts and Derby we cannot but think that Not- tinghamshire in this instance ...
... several Corporation committees. Indeed, idthough Mr. Cholerton was opposed to them m politics, he had never heard a Conservative speak ill of him (Hear, hear). Continuing, Mr. Ottewell said it was his pleasure that evening to propose the election of Mr. Gordon ...
... just the same. My appetite was hardly fit to call by that name. What little food I took did not give mo any strength to speak of, and, after eating. I had a sensa of weight and coldness at the stomach, pain at the chest, and an uneasy feeling around ...
... had spoken of reverses, but he wouid not dwell on those because they were going to be retrieved (Applause). 'Ihey could not speak lightly, how- ever, of the losses which had been suffered, and would have to be suffered-; they knew what the desolation of ...