... the defendant to Mr. Kiss who told him that he had not a swede about the place. Th. defendant James then told his brother to speak the truth, and raid they had the swedes a bury on Mr Palmer's farm. On going to the place with the prisoners Whitlock found ...

... god conditi n, and did their work with less fatigue. V. li'Ch is of vcry heavy kind tt times. If I can further your st by speaking well of it, you are quize welcome to make use of testimonial. Mr Wakefield, Fletcham stead Hall, says—l have used your Tonic ...

... of Bedworth, and had a pistol heavily charged in his right hand, and the muzzle covered with his other. Turning round to speak to a friend, the pistol accidentally went off, and discharged the contents into his left hand, which was completely shattered ...

... I t LIVES OF OLD ENGLISEI WORTHIES [BY • CoRR2iPONDENT.) THE LIFE OF SIR FRANCIS DRAKIL Camden, speaking oi Drake, used not very courteous language.. PR says, Taus Drake to relate no more than what I have hard from himself, was born of mean parentage ...

... would be eagerly and at once annihilated by the feverish inrush of capital, at present famished for want of employment, and to speak, out. The truth is, that the paeic•feer of foreign competition, whether well or ill founded, is excited and kept up not by ...

... he Cell's • heavy head, he costs a brricen heart, to the mother, A foolish son is the heaviness of his mother. lam to speak to•night especially to youdg men, and lam glad to see distributed through the congregation so many young men whom I may address ...

... thought discretion the better part of valour, and would have at once yielded. But the Prime Minister would not thus speak, and did not thus speak. Mr. Glad' stone, in his great Blackheath speech, unfolded a policy, which, had it been accepted by the Government ...

... DR. MELLOR ON THE GOVERNMENT. Speaking the other day at a meeting convened to protest against the Afghan War, 13,.. Mellor said that he tied respect for the patriotism of the lung, the drum, and the trumpet ; he had no love for the patriotiern which was ...

... and at a cost much below speaking of one who idles away his own time, that of any system of domestic heating in nem that is, in wasting his leisure honrs. I come now His acc tent of the works and of the method of to speak of him whose deliequencies ...

... resistance. It is not thought probable that the signalmen will go oat. Exras. PARLILMRNTART.-- Mr. Osborne Morgan, M.P.. speaking at Wrexham, on Monday night, said Lord Beaconsfield had charged Mr. Gladstone with worrying every trade and harassing every ...

... is perfectly fearful, and coming from the lips of such a man as Mr. Justice Grove it is the more to be relied upon : for he speaks as a aatural philosopher not less than as a judge—as one who will be remembered in the future as Lord Bacon is remembered ...

... Patentee, JOSEPH HARRIS, 58, BATH STREET, LEAMINGTON NOTICE. Ii C'.= ment of which Sir MICHAEL HICKS BEACH is Ft member. He speaks of the interests of England being preserved. Never, for a long time, have those interests been so low. Debt increased, taxes ...