... witness saw the doctor again at his residence, and asked him to come to the man, but he did not. The answer he made was, speaking of Thomas Pervis, Oh, he is an old humbug, he wants to get into the infirmary, because there ace more comforts were. On ...

... TIMES Saturday, Jcuauary 6, 1877. A RETROSPECT OF 1876. Faux a material point of view it might be difficult, to say perhaps, speaking of the nation as a whole, whether the year just rolled into the past may be pronounced to have been good or bad. It came ...

... press has, as usual, given the utterances of the two hon. gentlemen. Of the meeting itself it is a gratifyitnt task for us to speak. Called at an unusually early hour, for Shoreditch folk, the noble building was barely two-thirds full when Mr. Young rose ...

... which young nen should take care not to enlarge, but endeavour to subjugate. He heard of a man once who was accustomed, when speaking of himself, to raise his hat iu self-respect, which he thought was the extremity of that vice. Young men however, cul. tivate ...

... and iu maps and other intellectual ways. Now, were we speaking of a Conservative club or associatiou, we might, perhaps, say, this proposition was of course immediately wonted ; but we are speaking of a society formed for the intellectual, social, moral ...

... the £. _ _ _ Mr. Francis moved that a poor rate of 10d. in the £ be made. There was little, he was glad to say, for him to speak upon to-night. As they all knew they were dealing with the second moiety of the guardians' precept, and that was fully gone ...

... Ou Tuesday morning in a sm uc ho asthwthreournteadls he suddenly left the house and never returned. are not wide enough. I speak more particularly of Pros- He gave him .t.3u a year with board and lodging. pect-place, and Sewardstone-road. These thoroughfares ...

... his , inspectrial character and p roe s. fully and bitterly than ever Hackney has was, lang syne, a man of, or in, heard him speak before. The pageantry of the Empress proclamation farce was seized live to , do so, the big house in Waterloo-road. ar T e ...

... to that on the Specimen of Litter, received daily. —Dr. Loeock's Pulmonte Wafers: ' September IS, 1876. My customers always speak most highly of the Wafers. I know several who would not be without them on any account. A. liarrington, Chemist, Rochford.' ...

... the Word to put forth renewed exertion and prayer in ' behalf of that noble institution. The mover of the resolution, in speaking of the past, present, and future of the society, stated that since the formation of the society, more than seventy-six million ...

... we who are responsible by our great ignorance and neglect for our excessive infant mortality ; and 1 think I may venture to speak on the question, for in four years' experience that we base had in this house, with between 300 and 400 children through the ...

... , &c. ACT I. SCENE I.—An ancient Ahbe y near Gospel Oak. FATHER GURNER walking alone in the Grounds, reading a newspaper, speaks— That varlet, Sinister hawker, has greatly frustrated my purpose in this ; when I commanded him to prepare a plot and work ...