... Philpot, who was in the street. The policeman came to the yard, and said her husband was conscious, but he was not able to speak or tell anything about how it happ-oed. They had him brought into the house, and Dr. Maingay came and remained with him till ...

... bow nruch Bt ‘s thers requized for the purpose of redecorating the station? Inquiries have elicited the faet that, rou=n'v speaking, TEN TONS OF PAINT will bo used in the work ; how much varnish, ete., could not be stated. A gang of 25 painters is engaged ...

... every horse's performance for 1898. Example, Vnihuc. 17 performances, One Reference—other Guides, 17 references. 200 !h--p-g:n speak in ungualified praise of it. Cloth, 2. Of all Books:flcn. or EAI.U.\'D& Publishers, Bifmingham. smlrrm!m FOR NOTHING AT LAST ...

... average of 25.3 B: 1,000, which is nearly double the death rate. ring the year we have been quite free from typtoid fever, vikd\ speaks very highly for our water Auwiy and :;:phhu of i d:r: the yurryu:!.' nuisances ing ¥ 1 consder the removal of refuse matters ...

... come to my knowledge, and &hmau,fl‘ohgwd reasons for altering the name of a business street, $0 many interests are involved. Speaking for my own trade, there are five chomists in Westborough, each having a costly stock of printed maiter and labels, which ...

... desirable distriot, pointing oub the great interests involved. There was a ready seconder, and in the discussion, Alderman Grime, speaking with some warmth, said the trouble in the past had arisen from the bad management of the destruotor works. The Mayor: You ...

... own family Chivers’ Jellies, because practical trial has demonstrated their value. Of all guides, the best is surely one who speaks and advises from his own knowledge and exponences, and in this conmection it empbasises what the writer has to say when he ...

... (o soothe the conscnences of * aigrette wearvrs, I, in turn, subzvitted the « atemart to o well-known natumlist who can speak from persoml ohservation of :xd heramnes He prowounces the etatement, emarnted from pariics engagel i p umer urd ing, as Bitle ...

... the year coases (o bo known by numbers, the fist twoof which are 18. If a man were born in 2,000, he would, during his life, speak of himse f as bom m the two thousandlh century. So if some event were to occur during 2.000, & woul? not be ereditad ® the ...

... that those who follow Mr. Keir Hardie are Tories in disguise. There may have been some justification for this belief, but, speaking broadly, there is more that is desirable in those who are in advance of popular opinion than in those who are laggards, 'l“u\ ...

... ex-Dewsbury gentleman. e e He proposes that the borough should erect tm necessary buildings, nn“fi that then the hat-—so to speak—should be sent round to collect the animals. One of his most ddfi(f\\l suggestions is that the children sho subscriho their ...

... of W-Mv:h 1 don’t know who is the autlor or estor of such a slly and preposterous idea. mmd the Westhorough tradesmen wil speak out plainly if such a thing is thought of. I can't think thero are a dozen men in the Conucil who would favour such a scheme ...