... CAMBRIC DRESSES. To speak of cambric dresses is enough to make one shiver at the present time; it seems impossible to think we shall ever wear one again. However, we must have faith that warmer weather must sooner or later come to us, and it is no use ...

... Wesleyan Mission Room, in Chapel Street, Salford, was preaching to his congregation at Sunday evening service, when, after speaking for some time, ho was suddenly taken ill and appeared to faint. Members of the congregation at once went to his assistance ...

... bosh. Grasmere and Hawkshead and Bowness flourish natidactorily enough, and they are profess:opal. It is all very well to speak about ku,ping the sports pure and untainted. Anyone who has had the slightest experience in sporting matters known very ...

... utterances by this broadminded ('anon of Westminster. Canon Henson boldly and passionately pleads for unity among Christians. Speaking of Christ's new commandment, he mai Here in England, as we all acknowledge. our unhappy - divisions are a sore scandal ...

... Last year the National Telephone Company dealt with 787,000,000 messages, an increase of 75,000,000 over the previous year. Speaking at the opening of a loan picture exhibition in London, Prof. Herkonier said a bad portrait was worse than a white elel.hant ...

... LAKES HERALD. MR. HANBURY AT STAFFORD. Speaking at a meeting of the Staffordshire Chamber of Agricul'Aire at Stafford, Mr. Hanbory referred to the corn duties, and said that he believed they would not eon,iderably affect the price. He looked upon the ...

... expectancy of sonn•tbi.ig very much out of the common, so with a warning Hush! and a serious face 1 told him he must not speak so loudly, as lie stood in the presence of a sacred bird. the man instantly became solemn. That bird, 1 explained, is thi• ...

... ve character of the duty on corn. Both Miehael II icks-Beaeh,sreak ing as Chancellor of the Exchequer. anal Mr. Balfour. speaking as Leader of the Nouse. dewed emphatically that the Is., is to lw levied for revenue purposes only, and that it is not intended ...

... A mution by Dr. Johnston to Moro tho wharf at Waterhead a tittie further south was not seevodud, ileum daoklou and Hunter speaking against. On the motion of Dr. Johnston, Ur. Huotor seconding, a vuto of thanks wze probed to the Lake lrhuiec Aeaociatiou ...

... from excessive infection will keep from 18 to 24 hours longer than that obtained under less cleanly environment. Generally speaking it may be said that the serious losses so often sustained by dairymen might largely . be prevented by the exercise of greater ...

... motion was agreed to.—Mr. Herbert Roberts moved the second reading of the Liquor Traffic Local Veto (Wales) BBL_ and was speaking in Its support when the House was counted out at 4.15 p.m. KAISIR'S WIT TO AMERICA. IMF L PARLIAM ENT. I ...

... was the signal for a tour ttttt r ofprofound interest in the attentive throng of listeners. Speaking clearly and tersely, as his manner was, both in speaking and writing. St.Vardepoited that, on the night of the --tit he was in the sittingroom belonging ...