... shall agree among themselves as to what the Government ought to do, and can do with the most advantage to all concerned. I Speaking of the rapidity with which the city of Chicago has been rebuilt, the New York Tratune says :— It is characteristic, perhaps ...

... him imme- I , tis in , he.ter, nt the funeral el the Dowager heard him speak when he was under k nation at the last trial. I was in thc cot - two or three days. The moment 1 heard speak I 111,00wItsed hi, voioc. Arthor ortuu in his youth had St. Vitus's ...

... be?—Arthur Orten. The acme man who used to walk with you? —Precisely the same ' only that he is stouter. You have heard him speak. Do you recognise his voice?—Yea the first time I heard it. Witness continued—About the end of he told me he was going out ...

... AFRENCH LADrB MAID desires to travel with a ; speaks and 'waft ; ant-rate hairdresser and dressmaker. shwraoke. Prater. ...

... and Page McCarty had been friends in youth, but a difficulty had arisen, and at the time the German came off they did not speak to or iv,s,gnise each other. At the social festivities which duly came off one of the masters; of ceremonies, either by accident ...

... 'thinks the purchase was made with a view to facilitate him in realising the of his raepasbion for the daughters. It was hie to speak to Masehept an but the latter did not even deign to sides, sad walked off. This may boss roomed the =. of Mr. Samuel, and the ...

... ago, by one of the emrent accidents of social intercourse, there together, and got interested in each other, in the city we speak of, a young man and a young woman. The man was educated, in professional life, of good social rank, and generally esteemed ...

... account of the many paragraphs to the success of its obstacles in their path and excused their Asayrian Expedition, that we can speak errors; but at the very outset they of this matter without being suspected niatle one mistake which experienced of ill-feeling ...

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... eumstance which had occurred in connection with the expedition. His death made us all feel very sad. esfitani Tyson, in speaking of Captain Hall's death, sale : —Hall was sick days. At the first he was paralysed, and then definous. He was insensible ...

... concealed in the French capital or in the environs. Kate Render is poesessed of some education, and is said to be able to speak a little French. If they are really in France, now that the police are on their tracks, it will be impossible for them long ...

... sights ought to have had enough et this. They have had an opportunity al - their princes in gala costumes, _ is, seriously speaking, the tree way i te o ir s z prince. Met in plain costume at n-match or • we , your Priam a so much like any other 'Reg that ...