... Hutton, Paul F. Anderson, and J. B. Brandon, Committee.” There limit to the kind of language, employed during a campaign in speaking of opponents, nor does anyone in political life seem to think it all improper to employ the vilest libels. Thus. 1 find an ...

... later news from the diggings. The diggers were in some places well down with their shafts, and were following the spoor, so to speak, of the gold, which (the dust) was becoming richer and richer they descended, and they were hourly expecting to come upon the ...

... conscious to things around him, and also to the crime he has committed and the position in which he is now placed. He is able to speak freely, and has expressed great sorrow for what he has done, and attributes the rash act to the excited state of mind into ...

... chieflv turns on the of Sir J0,,.*, and the baneful effects of Caste, and the younger members of the family are allowed to speak nothing but Tamil in the schoolroom, and out walking. The Viceroy Elect's constituents at Cockennoufch are subscribing to present ...

... it is for camel to through the eye of needle. Thousands of children have been starved order to pay the rent. He would not speak against emigration, but it only need be resorted to when the land a country is inadequate for providing sustenance for all ...

... given him too little change, but she denied that, and said his change was correct when she gave it to him. While they were speaking about Hubert Kendall came in, and, >t said, took hold of Smith, struck hmi, and pushed him out of the house. blow s cither ...

... General Grant at their head, in raising the intense enthusiasm which swept the country in 1800. But they then had Mr. .Johnson speaking against them, and this year they have General Grant holding his tongue their behalf; and Mr. Johnson was more powerful in ...

... and consequently prior to the sad visitation. The Rev. J. W. .Sloan, our chaplain at Arica and Tacna, in his last letters, speaks of earthquakes at both places. .So far back April l*ith Mr. Sloan writes :—“ We have hail mi earthquake (Arica), but slight ...

... first one may seen onthclakeof twelve miles from Paris, and was constructed at St. Denis. Imagine two snow - shoes, so to speak, held together the iron rods at yard’s distance, and between these the propelling wheel, about yard diameter, with paddles ...

... parties—or say satisfy his ambition little at their expense) says that if they are not content with what pays them they can leave. speaks so, of course, knowing well that these poor, helpless women have organized association to fall back upon, men have, to enable ...

... exterminate the whites. These carpet-baggers” certainly are hated in the South, and the political writers and orators there speak to them no gentle language. The Peter*- hury Index, for instance, tells its readers to“ Dig social grave for their putrid carcasses ...

... candidate. Mr. Ripley knew Bradford, its trade, and its wants, and could speak them intheHouse of Commons of his own knowledge, and would listened to when Mr. Miall, who could only speak from hearsay, would not. It was said that was only local questions, but ...