... to make the place chilly rather than the reverse. Can it be that a volcano may be tapped before the tunnel is finished ? Speaking seriously, there would appear be s..:ue very great defect in the ventilating arrangements, in consequence of which the lights ...

... seek lasting as distinguished from transitory peace inputting away those fearful sins of the day—blasphemy, discord, evil-speaking, slander- ing, and drunkenness. the close of this service a , great disturbance took place. The people in far larger numbers ...

... Mr Gall is, from his long, wide, and hardly-earned experience, well entitled to speak with the authority of knowledge upon the subject before us. Mr Gall does so speak. He gives no uncertain 3ound. What he says is well said, is well reasoned out, and ...

... MR OSBORNE MORGAN ON SCOTCH THRIFT. Speaking at a meeting at Nottinghill, London, on Friday night, in support of the National Penny-Bank system, Mr Osborne Morgan referred to the thrifty habits of Scotchmen in contradistinction to the prevalence of the ...

... limself. He added that several occasions he had )bserved that the plaintiff had appeared have been Irinking from his manner of speaking, aud also he imslt of spirits. Mr William Head deposed that the plaintiff called ipon him about three o'clock on March 15 ...

... which it would have come in contact, might have been made indefinitely greater. We are here speaking of the solution which have obtained extracting (so to speak) the phosphates of lime and magnesia from the ' animal matter by means hydrochloric acid ; ...

... I cannot say that I made that loss, but I think I did. The item of loss on crop 1575 is also an estimate to which I cannot speak precisely. Would you give the particulars of the sum of £100 stated to have been paid to security for others ? —I last spring ...

... trusted the vote of the Town Council would that day settle a matter which had been bone of contention for the last 50 years. Speaking of the propriety of putting tax in lieu of the impost, lie pointed out that the cost of collecting the tax was much greater ...

... for Ministry ( which should be the offspring of a union between the gro'i • jf the Left. ' Atter M. Floquet had finished speaking, the House, upon the motion of M. de Marcere, Minister of the « Interior, suspended its sitting, and, during the interval ...

... THE LIBERALS SHEFFIELD. MrWaddy, Q.C., M.P., speaking at Sheffield last night, strongly urged union among the Liberals, and attributed much of the prevailing distress to war and apprehension of war. He condemned the policy of the Government paralysing ...

... even in small quantities, is detrimental to that kind of work. Mr Rattray commenced by explaining that he came forward to speak on this question at the urgent request of the Aberdeen Temperance Society, and he complied with that request most willingly ...

... abstract for the public rightly gave the totals. I cannot say whether ~ paper new befoie me for 1878, and to which I have been speaking, is or is not the paper I had when I was with the manager. It is very probable it is. There may have been four or five copies ...