... received a patronage almost unprecedented in the above cases; they are also of great utility to persons in the habit of Public Speaking ; arid the highest testimony in the Musical World h;it been advanced in their favour, where the Voice has been ii- fluenced ...

... the first delivery; and therefore intends each town to call attention the special circumstances of the place, and then to speak on one topic of public importance, changing the subject each time. Aidto Sick and Wounded in War.—On Wednesday the Bight Worshipful ...

... know genflenmon. 1lieie is no desertion, but only on one side a n oru-oult fan y, and on fleh other side a broken heart. Speaking oi tile cliaracters in the story, )I1' JTCnCs £'ayis says:-I Bessie asld GCo0frey, and tileir relations with one another ...

... try to Ignore these facts, like tile sensible fellows we are, and answer cheerily, Oh, 1st all right, And how else can we speak ? We can't keep all on eon- ?? hawkivng and huckstering our iains and ailments to others. It would he a nuisance to one's friends; ...

... ogreat public which believes in Moderation, Tolerance, ?? Play, and a Spirit of Honour, Upon this point, how- ever, it must speak for itself in due time. For the present it can only invite the British people to expect a Novel, E Attractive, and Complete ...

... I have to ascend dave Pol flightsof steps. lused tobemoexhaunted when I reached the top that I could INDIGE87ION. scarcely speak. About last lhristmau myfather oughta 2/0 bottleof GWWlLY EVANS' QUwINNE BMErS. After taking that bottle I-felt so much better ...

... how many pere she had beenol bed. To-dat phe adds her graltitude to ?? for God'a merotes and egeti's The people of En gland speak c safirmiug tire above. AFTER lMBAsY YEARS. Whiitlo leWoeda. near llho~ley, SDeember 26 th, 1893 . Dear Fln-Mother Seige ...

... representative of this journal was com- missioned to investigate the ?? by personal interview with the parties, who eould speak from actual experience. From the results as givei below, it may well be claimed that the general adoption of this remarkable ...

... shimmered in the sunlight, and it drew ray eyes to the face above it. Said I not that it was charmed r It is needloss to speak of the happiness of that re-union, all tho greater for the mood in which it found me. I shall not lose sight of you again ...

... ten months ago. I should like to inform Anti- Priest that on that occasion Mr Logan used the allegation in this respect. Speaking on the subject of confession, be remarked to the effect that if one man's faith in another was of such intensity as to amount ...

... of them in secondclass carriages, for the sum of **ne shilling. Thus, for the sake of a train which, if railway directors speak correctly, n was run at a loss, the safety the ordinary passengers was scandalously neglected, and a risk of damages was e ...

... I mads, and which, all probability, indncsd them to agree with me la the sentence that we passiid. It das all that shoul i speak to you of ths eireomstaaess ss laid before me from different quarters and other quarters. They were of that character that ...