... Man- chester sense. They had a lingering love for a fixed lb duty to the very last, their knowledge of economical es, principles is very limited, and they have no faith id in them. The sugar question will try them. Lord a GEOuaE BENTINCIC'S select committee ...

... the pledge of the juvenile order against drink, tobacco, gambling, an Swearing, was discussed on the presentation of a report by a of a favouring the removal from the pledge of the reference totobacco. It was that in wauy jurisdictions great dif- ficulty ...

... H~touse, Warehouse and Basement. Also, a Dwelling adjoiningr, situate in Black Harse Yard, which is let off to a re- !spectable Tenant, together with a Caise' House and Stable, with Loft over,- te whole forming a most valuable and desirable , property ...

... bour, a new drama by Messrs. Paul Meritt and George Conquest has been produced at the Surrey. It is of portentous length, extending to no less than seven acts, and occupying four hours and a half in perform- ance, and it is a good specimen of ...

... bonnets, you know, my , dear, she said. 44 1 only have four year, whereas most ladies have a dozen. 44 A dozen ! 1 exclaimed, astonished ; 44 why that is equal to one a month. It preposterous! Does your milliner have many such customers 44 Oh, yes; Madame ...

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... still not a Champion. Sole Agent, Frank Egeltoti. ONNIE K A T E E A R V E Y, B the World's Favourite, GATTI'S ?? 9 0 Return MARYL-EBONE PALACE ?? 10 0 Fifth Week LONDON PAVILION ?? . .. ?? 10-45 Fifth Week Sole Agent, A. Maynard. lt I I S S M ...

... an acme o enunclation But this is not a Railroad, it is a Dominion on Wheels. e enemy's phrase was a happy one and deserves a wider currency. rA' account of Mr. Van Horne would be complete that did not tfllude a few words about his ...

... all night. Arnd at midaig'at on thlc tle Sunb/eam; was struck by a tremendous sea ' for a minute you c )uid U , see the yacht at all, as she was completely enveloped in spray a-A: foa a Tom said it was just like being behind the falls of N ...

... thanks of an enthusiastic audience. After a vote of thanks to the rev. chairman, the meeting was closed with the Doxology. Messrs. Longmans have in the press a work which supply a want long felt, and furnish, in a small compass, ...

... no count, but is a man Who has bad a moat awful past. Past, exclaimed Mrs Markham, laughing. What have I to do with his past i It is his future he gires me : mo the past. What does your friend say next? Dora, you're a fool ; a perfect little foot ...

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