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... final comment! that tbe majority working men have already made up their minds the subject. bye-elections the last two years show clearly enough that they are opposed to Protection, and will have none of it. But there are some who are not yet convinced ...
... study a popular form. Years and study have matured these qualities—he has not allowed them to run to seed, as these discourses show. The expositions not only give abundant evidence the wide range of his reading, but the keen discriminating mind, which can ...
... would be greatly amused. Such names as Holy Nectar, Beauty, Gold Necklace, Black Star, Queen Esther, Mary, Well-disposed, Flower Garland, are among the girls ; and among the boys you would hear Lord of Truth, Morning, Gift of God, Good Son, Red Diamond ...
... accept inevitable with serenity and (Unified reservation of force. “The growing demand for flowers ’* testifies to. great increase there is the employment of flowers—not since tbe days of the decadence Roman Empire, has it reached snob a stage ia our own ...
... soogs we slog. Is the gleaming eye. is the heartfelt cry*' welcome to the King I —B. M. R. in the St. Gazette. Satuxdat's show eucoess. To begin with, the weather realixed requirements and exceeded expectation. It aa warm October day can well be without ...
... expenditure will show a still further reduction. —I any, sir, your obedt. servt., JINN av C. HYNDMA.N. sprinßside, West Kilbride, January 17, 1870. THOIITAS CARL YLE ON A RETROSPECT OF AN ARTIST'S LIFE, BY J. K. HUNTER. 5 Chevne Row, Chelsea, 14th Jan., ...
... an Edinburgh Volunteer named M`Leod, who contendel that the prize was his, inasmuch as the register drawn up by the marker showed that he-made a score of 27 out of a possible score of 28. The Secretary, with whom a protest had been lodged, refused to pay ...
... the weekly. ' Not content with the extraordinary budget ...
... fisher of men. Then, too, there is little flower, the name of which escapes my memory at present, on the leaves of which are certain dark spots, said to be drops of the Saviour's blood which fell on one of the flowers it Brew at the foot of the Cross. These ...
... and inaccurately, acording to Mr Blunt, who pieces together Fronde'# narrative, the recollections his father, the Rector Chelsea, and Jessie, the housemaid of No. 5, who are probably the only two survivors those who took actual part in the events referred ...
... prisoners was a young lady, the daughter of That officer; you must be mistaken, Miss Armstrong. Skelmorlie, which Mr Phene of Chelsea believes to he . Seram's Mthilis that lam • Scotchroan. the captain of one of the m eta erchant se's which had been I ...
... many were the widows and ornhana who sent up their wail of despair at the untimely end of husband and father. Greenwich and' Chelsea institutions were now inadequate to meet the crying demands of orphan children whose claims to country’s recognition were ...