... Ireland, Wales, and the British Isles. There are no fewer than 1,685 magazines and 684 quarterly reviews also published. Speaking with regard to the 2,473 newspapers proper, it must be patent to all that they possess power which can only be described ...

... them dusted off and labelled “ Sure cure foi chilblains,” and put them in the window. Small Girl : Mother, do come out and speak to Freddis ; he’s so naughty, he’s treading on all : the ants 1n the garden. Mother: How very unkind. Small Girl: Yes, that’s ...

... importance upon which I have come to speak to you. “My dear Esme, had you not better defer the matter until after dinner?” interposed Colonel Escott, anxiously. “It is likely to a discursive one, and not suitable to speak of before the servants. “ Oh! all ...

... MY FRIEND THE NATIVE. To speak the truth, he is not a native at all, but we call him the “ Manxman” in Liverpool because he has taken his bouse on his back, to to speak, and gone to live there, and very comfortable he finds it. with his cows, his horses ...

... attendant at the asylum, stated he was im No. 5 ward about the time named, conversing with some of the patients, and when speaking to some in the scullery an inmate named Bennett asked him fer a pot to obtain a drink Witness placed nis hand bebtod him ...

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... telegraphic facilities were too meagre to enable them to forward more than half a column of copy in one day. Telegraphy was, so speak, in its infancy. Three private companies had the monopoly, and so long as they maintained their dividends, discoveries and ...

... fast to the 1 steamer was followed by thesa foreigners, who were wildly gesticalating and eereceinng, and ell endeavouring to speak at the same time. Several attempts were mado to take the pressmen off, bub whencver n ladder was thrown over the ressel’s side ...

... money for rent. She went home, and later on prisoner and his wife entered the house, and wanted to know what witness meant in speaking about the rent. Prisoner's wife caught hold of witness, and Sullivan remarked: Give them all. Mrs. Edwards went to protect ...

... lents, we may natio oily ex. poet that the feminist can. is Tuentieth shear 'eta/retake rather than progress. Then, after speak. of the cost, ate., of war probably bringing about the discomfiture of militarism, haticanelnden:—ln that ems wit may to me ...

... Sintllt parable. It was part of my division. working under my macre, which delivered the attach nide i u, Lis .Offender. Speaking of tbis.Troed Roberto toil mo that it had been verr well amerived rod nailed rut. and in 14 epeeeh to the Royal Cumuli= Regiment ...

... therein is his apolo to point out that suoh is the fact. Of the interesting of the exhibition it is perhaps not ring of me to speak ; but it im eearcely likely that any exhibition to sur pass its general exceilence will be seen in our city for tome time to ...