... grouse, from imitative propensities; we probably are on the surest ground by accepting the views of dear old Dean Herbert. Speaking of migration generally. he says, certain impulses are given to birds, which seem to proceed directly from the Almighty Power ...

... became aware in June, 1886, that the damage would be done, be did nothing in the matter, except in the way of protest by speaking to the Borough Surveyor and Mr. Pape. The question for the opinion of the Court was therefore whether the facts found above ...

... would be the basis. Beverley took the lead with 24 representatives, and ten of already been chosen by the Liberal Club. Speaking of that Club, he thought that any person who had watched its doings for the last two years, could not but admire, not only ...

... hoped that in the end the gentlemen who bad op it would join them in helping to ma ke it a success. He did not intend now to speak of the drainage, which was only in its infancy. It would be time enough on some future occasion to say whether it was the success ...

... pictures of the Italian, Flemish, Dutch, French, and Early English schools, belonging to the Earl of Londesborough. Generally speaking the prices were the best being as follows :—Mr. Quin as Falstaff and Mr. Beard as Justice Swallow, by F. Hayman, 20gs. (Doyle); ...

... guiding principle of a consistent Christian life, alluded to the deceased as follows: I think you have guessed what has made me speak in this fashion this morning. We so seldom are able to recognize amongst us, without hesitation, the life of man or 'woman ...

... lots sold at from Si. to 6,4 d. Lambs and the best cross-bred sheep made a little more money in some caws. but generally speaking the quotations were about the same as last week, viz.: lambs Od. to PO.. choice small sheep ed., and heavy and fat sheep ...

... plaiting Belshazzar's mane, while his boy held the horse's head, Mr. Watt and Shepherd were suddenly called out of the stable to speak to Mr. Lane Fox. 'Bless me! Jack, exclaimed the head lad, bending himself double the while, 'what a touch of gripes I have ...

... COMMANDER BETHELL ON THE BRITISH FORCES. Speaking at a Primrose League gathering at Wassaud Park on Saturday last, at which Mr. Bethel', of Rise Park, the President of the Holderness Conservative Association, presided, Commander Bethel', M.P., after alluding ...

... be resorted to; and much extra labour has been entailed. Of the yield, or the quality of corn, it would yet be premature to speak, but under the most favourable conditions of harvesting, the prospects of the farmers we fear are anything but cheering. ...

... entertained. Mr. Taylor, ' it is said, does not agree with the way in which the drainage works are being carried on. * * * Speaking of criminal cases, it is not saying much for the morals of our good old town, when we have to state that the trials which ...

... lighted since the five standards had been taken away and the centre light erected, should receive more attention. He did not speak feelingly because he was seldom out after dark. Mr. Herring said that as they could put down two lamps cheaper now, whilst ...