... to make the fine marriage, even beyond the proposal of the baker's caller. For we have gone further than the lines recall: Speak when you're spoken to, do as you're bid, And then you'll be loved as long as you live. In his reminiscences ` l( :nown to the ...

... Master Bradshawe. If my father should die I should live with Master Bradshawe, said the boy. He is my guardian. Do not speak of suah things, said the lady, with a slight shudder. Thy father is still young. Let us seek the shelter of the house, the ...

... Wild Bros., Chester; Lowndes, Crewe; Hodgson, Manchester; Elliott, Manchester; Ashworth, Fenniscowles; Pennington, Bolton; Speak, Whalley; Tordoff, Leeds; Birtle, Halifax; Smith, Tyldesley; Shepherd, Knottingley; G. Lawson, Cockerham; A r mstrong, Burton; ...

... sir. by speaking like that to me? Who are you? What concern are my affairs of yourr? Mr. Earle had put his question in a tone which was very much above a whimsr. Many of the spectators turned to we who was disturbing the performance by speaking in such ...

... Garter. Miss Brookes. Paterson. Dr T'. lA. Fennell. Messrs J. T. Smith, T. Percival, J. BarmitiFbacit. J. G. it. Dale. T. F. Speak-man. R. I. Ritichick. .1. Gillespie, T. F. Egerton, S. Davies. W. Keimall, R. Clarice, F. Bradbury, C. H. Skipper. C. 11. Prince ...

... and the failure failure the Government to devise means for settling the education problem, behoves all Ministerialists to speak very cautiously indeed. They can always met by the unanswerable retort: If, you say, the House lords has run counter to the ...

... excess of last year, the aggregate assets realised and distributed dividends is substantially less and the costs relatively speaking are higher, viz., per cent of the assets against 24 per cent last year. The reduction in the aggregate of the assets is mainly ...

... fortnight * and I have a sort of idea, that I run down there. I half promised. nodded, and said nothing, v.., You disapprove. Speak plainly, old man. j, lat your real objection ? Of course, I've before now than you have an objection. Ut, ; with it i Have ...

... are we to her im the way of = T sit in the Hoon is only privileged to pay taxes, not to rote the.n, Tam bound to esy that, speaking from that exta point of view, I am eot sure that thrift ise governing of owe Parliament at thie mon To sach a degree bad ...

... opera, the Mayor's relief fund, the given to Mr. Branthwaite by a local gentleman who prefers to do good by stealth, so to speak, and the shilling given by Mr. Beattie Towerii to each person sixty years of age in receipt of out-door Poor Law relief. I ...

... to sojourn in every place as if you meant to spend your life then, never oiniti.ng an opportunity of doing a kind, nes. or speaking a true word or waking • grissid.—acuts. ...

... my alone but I -new tfiere were people in the iing-room for I could hear thm whispers mother softly— she that she could not speak aloud -r told me that she wished to f-raJeiWml?UteS bee’ and when I tij-ough the golden gates I watching until they for th ...