... the ciaigregaren to pray alibi for the suidiers and thews/Arcs. Word was uselm-. In the hands a few owl generale, huniinly speak • ing, Cie War reminded them id prmeipliw alwoye at work, did not drew out zpWaial but 11.. almady time. Whit they woo sympathy ...

... The ebony . quite confident of reuimuu their . poeitom against any iolanin the world. The doctor I.mA among the Seem many speaking &whet,. Amon& thine serving with the enemy new an ea Lieutenant in the army, who was esehiwed for misconduct. and an ea.: ...

... Macready's acting , idea The keray rinds to me her le the first Uwe, ad herself dye: • Thoghat sat before me; I was moved to speak to him of aced of his stiortcocoines (literary, of ectuee); by eat the faults raise into my bead, mid ono by tee I twought ...

... .. It the duty of she to Sad sasiteble shay nians. wad thee we see eked, elwarp iherten. - lAee.) had. raw herer okra to speak ma N. asbieeL Ls** he had lora readies a pager writer is adeeessag dr the Seettira Nide aad esdaisieg the Swim The that was ...

... a cold winter's night a few }vase ago, when they lied met their very much respected mem. her, Col. Long.- lapplauyel—red, speaking of the amociation of Calmly?, and Conservatives, /mid by their act they did M 410.. mint a very real danger to the country ...

... uently, sold at a lower pries. Two entirely diff erent sob-Lanese boar mune of black cord. One of them is sot, property speaking, coral at all, and le cinmareialby worthless, as it brute into flakes Meted of yielding the Italie, although It is often ...

... et evil tontine, it would he raohnely rood to the mot tint no vetch war should panne again in :tooth Alit. a. Mr llelfour. speaking at a is bi- Raw flambeau, ,t.n.t.tii nty. wed lam, in. warn whit+ we had horn mused. ••• awn' that pmeltiog to Atwan ...

... • rule, treat noncombatants kindly, and that mistionarim would mot be interfered with in their regular work. Mr. Jennings speaks of Mr. John Brown as tan. ing still Taunus, which place has also bens in the handa of the Roes the Wringing of the wet. -- ...

... labour far the west When you look round awl cornier bon the cash you've net to spare Can in sprat to moo atirastrge hap to speak). Tenn area an abasi.t.ininded buyer if you au and waste the WINO. Art the following Sunday wonting moos to tied you Wits shabby ...

... them Onughter or better if they had to go into action then Captain Checkette would. lAlv. tel..). (legend Device went on to speak of the war is randier terms as in hie speodh et Kviehain on the previous night. Alluding to the night attack which General ...

... 76d. pee lb. Man p. Ye. Id r to Od. 'sr ease. ; parkins tai bd. per MOW% to 6e. 6d. per WOW. BRAIWOID, MONPAT. Practically speaking. this wool market haa been unaffected or, far by the coarse d the finichm sake. Both holdenel appear woken Awed the cOntne ...

... ) 'Phoy had in the comny 36 marksmen, against .34 last year, and t hey bad wren first.olass •hota. ronnnst one last year. Speaking of the war. Vtscount llserburet referred to the Volunteers for the front Irma that battalion. Tlcy had the honour, which ...