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... the hope of saving life, and after • most toilsome march at length reached tI: oidlo. There, on Vie bleak shore, they met English an end six coloored men. They were uaked cud terrib'y exhausted. Seiverxl ) cut , muleed. rum Englishman was C.p aiu Illamil ...
... Latin. Nut our neer, coma.. 'tattooers would not tato the risk of issuing Apparently oblivious of the feet that be MIS k in Letin; so lie we. (happy pursued • dmennioed-looking also on a wheel, I ensispans) to employ English. the scorcher low down the ...
... Walter Munroe is here with his funny song about the Duke of Fife and his nice young wife, and Tom and Lily English—who are not really English, you know —do a lot of clever musical business with violins, banjoes, and other instruments. The prettied instrument ...
... ipeaceable demonstration innate—die steeps and determination with which they put their demands —the requests they had made to the English Government Being, as be was, beneath the protection of the law---he.must of necessity be very moderate. They, the proletariat ...
... French novelists, M. Marcul Prevost, taken a cottage at Bristol in order to saturate h:x mind with the study of English customs. As the English language already pLye aE. part in modern French amide, I enplane N. Privoet's next book will he read in France ...
... Court, he mentally rendered the Latin elegiacs into English rhymes fluent and forcible, reproducing in his native idiom all the points and epigrams of the Roman original. The two versions, Latin and English, appeared next morning in the newspaper. That was ...
... Wife MI Write band. bpselig fees evening dmes far hots kerning shorthand. A CTON COMMaRCIAL SCHOOL—Very success..ty. eel in tattooer boys for benne.. hanks, engLowering,and the t'.v II Service. ground, bealthY drill. technical work (if required). Oxford-staset ...
... speaker, and extremely popular among his journalistic brethren. Lord Grimthorpe has come out as a defender of the rhymes in English hymns. Some audacious person had ventured to assert that “God” does not rhyme with “abroad” and “send” with “descend.” Lord ...
... be afterwards went to America, where placed himself in the hands of Professor (/Reilly, reputed be the most scientific of tattooers. In America met the lady who became his wife, and she in her conjugal devotion was tattooed in as elaborate fashion as her ...
... Clifton-street, Wolverhampton. Orr o iess!ss i to young reneh. toted ehtl t tlrem r .-E.. ar ce l .g h. of m' iVra . . Adams. 'tattooer. Hall e.• noel. Brovlilig. Keitt. QUPEllloliliorough4 Nursery Clover 17 neat at reef id Comeamou Requires immediate Engliahi ...
... MONTE CARLO ORCHESTRA (65 Performers; 18 renowned Soloists). __ _ . THE MONTE CARLO ORCHESTRA (French. Italian, Spanish, and English Musio). THE MONTE C A O ORCHESTRA (Performs TO-DAY (Wednesday) May 13th). THE MONTE CARLO ORCHESTRA (At the IMPERIAL INSTITUTE ...
... vision entrancing,” displayed a voice of beautiful quality, and a mastery over his art which leaves him unsurpassed by any English tenor. - CHILLY WEATHER AND CHEAPER GAs.—With the coal merchants advancing the price of *‘households.” and ¢ barren winter ...