... British Crown as England itself, and none those dreaded evils which always form the stock-in-trade of Tory orators, when they speak on this subject, are manifest. Here we have flaunted before our eyes a flagrant specimen of separation, and yet peaceful and ...

... July 20th she saw her old sweetheart in the street, when she would not speak to him. Fleming said : Mary Ann, speak to me, ?pca,c to (Laughter.) Witness said she would not Speak. (Raicwed laughter.) remarked that he had got a pistol ready shoot her ...

... therefore, for the cxarrspoodecK to telegraph the namb?r the square which is hit by a shot. THE MARCH OF PROGRESS Lord Avehury, speaking the Royal Botanic Gudens, the late Lord Derby, a® saying that, the marvellous discoveries of the last hundred yean, not expect ...

... nation wse growing out the Republican idee which was rampant somo jeers ego, wee that had come to love the because generally speaking the occupants had been wise, good, tender, and sympathetic. After reference the late At)aeon rev. gentleman said believed ...

... party it belongs to, or to whom the spoils of war fell, and they are busy disputing about it. The other n;;ht Lord Rosebery, speaking at a banquet of the Liberal League, openly rejoiced over the victory as a win fcr that section which owns him as leader. ...

... passages wliich are go popular judges. There is a good thing the crypt, and several nice (selections tiie aisles, but generally speaking there was disappointment, especially on Tbureday, when awfully dork afternoon made camera useless inside. Attention was given ...

... Burnley's cost to the rates for each child Board schools U sd. below average coanty boroughs. Comment obvioas. Speaking broadly, no money mat. i. ABOUT VOLUNTABY SUBSCRIPTIONS. Barn lay bunt mneb reason ba proud of voluntary subscriber*. Tba ...

... BY AN OLD FOOEY. THE CHAMPION COUNTY. Generally speaking, the blue Wooded ■ rat wear* ajr of well-bred indifference*. If be hu oot be * .vnrof it, and the seem* ait well upon him And while ranfeeainc pl'arore ui «mnini the dor-Jar*) the other dee that ...

... Chas. Forde's Bile Bea. - Mr. John Aekroyd, of Dyson-street, Hangb Shew rood, Halifax, gives powerful proof their merit. Speaking lea Halifax Gaardiaa reporter, said : **l began buffer from debility, and I became altogether run down. At time* I was ...

... manner to the workers, and did not hesitate to risk bis seat in defence o' their ju*t claims, she offered go and speak hi- And so she wonld and speak Tory or for Liberal. Labonr was bound tu party, and she went nowhere but where. called her. That which the ...

... hot beer. Afterwards polish care'KnfetH-tbrowing at weddings been decidedW less popular London since severa dSSien began speak in strong terms of the practice undesirable Fans came the Last during the rw .dea, being brought back by returning, knight ...

... the Government miles from Oily of St. John, and nine miles from Grand Falls, what is now known New Denmark. They could not speak English. and lor some tone were without any r-ligtous ministrations Later they were visited the missionary of the English Church ...