... years past, as they would have strictly business men. wanted in tiie future men of more business their representatives. Speaking merely as regards he pointed out that Mr. Shepherd Allen bad for twenty years represented a Liberal in Engl>uid, and he knew ...

... disposed, and always thoroiiglily respected by even'one. There way not a resident in Vent/on who knew Mr. Giuisen who eouhl not speak the highest terms his character. ninrriod in the his bride being a dacghter of Mr. John itid after a in Duke-stroet removed ...

... scorn and contempt, and be speedily engulfed in the meshes that more enterprising peoples are ever ready to lay for it Mr. speaks truly when he says, believe war at present productive good more than of eviL . . No nation ever yet enjoyed a protracted ...

... he was delivering his last sermon after yean* service in Blackpool. The rev. renewed bis work the pariah, and was aboat to speak of thts cause of has resignation, saying. Big and little men had brought influence to heir agajut him. when be broke down ...

... ton helped h:m. and between them ; they earned 51s. per week. The eldest girl also j worked, and the next girl was service. Speak- of his knowledge the prisoners could say that the woman was addicted drink, and the man was occasionally under its His '. ...

... me She liad disguised her impertinences before smoothness of manner and eily smile; particularly detested, bnl now seemed speak I htr malicious ditiiko of me (which had always read) without fear. The that she Ilonger deemed necesaary to dissimulate \to ...

... -r» m f > And sold bod> he The BMk taeo when th» rem*, baiaa, Wi' the ho!y (In..;'. And thou maun .peak o to thy God. And speak «' 'nee- _ Alls* ...

... though they were acquainted with poverty. All of them arc experiencing effects tbe res domi, bat if fact was, generally speaking, well hidden. On arriving the women and their children took their at, the long tables ranged on t!iw sides the hall, prior ...

... appreciate most of tho rules of grammar after he has learnt speak the. language w'.th something like- propriety. A time comes when the student, wants know annexing the philo- Kophy the language he speaks. It then, if at any time, he will fitudy grammars of all ...

... itself into mind, but did not leave lips, nor Sid I raise eyes. There is but or* way which can escape. (Did she, wondered, speak that word accident or design?) She paused after for instant and '.h*n went en: Only one way that I can see. that is by marriage ...

... and ca-xiess merriment to remove .hern I gazed them wtstfuUy ;.nd, moistening lire- -which were so dry that I eoald Ecarcolv speak, I to the one word Heir,! The vends tamed and stared as though not sure had beard anghk What is the mar-tor, chilci? queried ...

... should follow step by step, however, those who were front, and not f .irgct the women r.nd children left us. (Bear, hear.) Speaking behalf his brother Captain Jones said they would ungrudgingly pot their in their pockets to airy such efforts 'in behalf ...