... little girl and tried to kill the sheriff? Well, she’s gone ! ” 1 had turned around during this recital and was just about to speak—the children were all talking at once—! wantea to say, “ Come, come, children, Mrs. Ainsworth bas nothing to do with us,” when ...

... the young man’s keeping, and full of the impetuosity which was so marked a feature in his character, could not refrain from speaking to Lionel of the wizh he had formed, and which still lay so near to his heart—the cesire he felt of uniting the Firs and ...

... Sir Charles Russell, Q.C., M.P., on Monday evening &&vend his annual address to his constituents at Morley Hall, Hackney, Speaking of the Parnell Commission, on which some final words had yet to be said, he declared that the sole point for which it had ...

... great question did not lie with statesmen or political parties, but with the people, and must grow gradually. Lord Salisbury, speaking at a great public meeting in Nottingham at night, said that while Ireland must still remain the foremost question on which ...

... Rule would go away with a very different feeling. She also expressed the hope that Miss Orme would be invited to come and speak to tkem on some future occasion. (A Voics: “ Don't forget.”) ~ Miss Orxe seconded the vote of thanks, and expressed her willingness ...

... now for the application. He believed that Dr Macfadyen was in a very eminent degree a man of the type of which he had been speaking—a man whe felt and yielded to the constraining power of Christ's love, and who tried in every way that he could to bring ...

... machine would take the bread out of the mouths of poor women then earning a livelihood by kmitting, and because her Majesty, speaking critically as a feminine expert, was of opinion that his contrivance turned out work too coarse for a lady’s wear. Lee improved ...

... n, for there was that in the Englishman’s face which showed that it was not a friendly greeting that he meant. « Are you speaking te me ?” repeated the man. «1 did, Lieutenant Bossanquet,” said Herbert, sternly. *lfyou have not forfeited your rank. I ...

... :id. He refers to a “ Leeds Loiner.” I could like to know if he was ever a ‘‘ Leeds Loiner,” and how long since? 71hen he speaks of “two Jinp inted weavers.” I should like to know what lam Sionppointed at. I suppose I shall be disappointed if 1 expect ...

... up but it was never signed. In cross-examination she said that on the might of the fancy dress ball Comte Pralormo did not speak to her in any term of endearment. Like most Italians he was very flowery in his language. (Laughter.) Was certainly surprised ...

... appear to §ave been somewhat inapplicab e—to arouse a cordial echo elsewhero. Sir Alfred Wills, who is specially acquainted—to speak generally--with the point upon which he spoke, having been a member of a Royal Commission regarding it some years ago, described ...

... aided in fighting the battle in which we have been engaged. Gentlemen, I do not speak now of their power and ability of eloquence, or with that of intellectual force ; what I speak of is their unalterable constancy. Our party has stood together in the evil ...