... by my sowl, thin, says he, I'd sooner nay hands go barefoot, than pay that price for 'em. PROMPT.— Ah, said Seraphina, speaking grandly on some subject on which her feelings were enlisted, how gladly I would embrace an opportunity Woull I were an o ...

... public in general, Jo state that while on duty in the trenches, I caught such a T^ld and sore throat, that 1 could scarcely speak for a ™onth or more. I went to the doctor, who gave me some hiedicine, but with no effect. One night, about the middle January ...

... Strengthens, and removes all those ittle pains and irregu- larities that Infants a n so subject TO; TH • following lettei speaks volumes :—GRAIN uar SCHOOL, Stevenage Inth Orc I8att.^ Gentlemen —I think it bl I cmuvm justice to you to S ate that 1 have ...

... on the north side. This part of the city, he states, is still stronger than that which they have lost, or, more properly speaking, than that which they hive abandoned, as it now appears that they did not intend to hold it longer than was necessary to ...

... address the meeting held under the auspices of the Churoh of England Working Men Os Society on Saturday night. He did not speak, it being stated that he did not wish tc create religious disagreement in Bradford. The several speakers of he evening sympathised ...

... completely destroyed by firo. The Great Western Railway dividend is announced at the rate of 5 per cent. Mr. Marriott, M.P., speaking at Walford on Tuesday, charged Ministers with inconsistency. The ferry houses and docks of the Pennsylvania Railroad at New ...

... servant girl, named Ann GardmeE. She was sworn, and aid she saw the deceased on the previous emboing (Sunday), but did not speak, to him; but she thought bit his manner and looks, that be was very !• The Coroner Had he been angry lately Witness: N ...

... recover one-third of the value of the vessel and cargo.-A large number of witnesses were called on the part of the plaintiffs to speak to the different facts of the case and at the close of the evidence on behalf of the plaintiffs, the Court was adjourned until ...

... rotten oranges, raw pota- toes, which hit several of the speakers, and other missiles. Mr. Morley spoke, or was supposed to be speaking, behind a brown umbrella, held up to shield him from the heavy fire. Mr. Miles stood up and risked the shots, but was no ...

... presented himself, but he (Mr. Langham) felt Mr Hall's success could hardly be questioned. (Hear, hear.) Mr. Wilson said he could speak for All-Souls' district, there Mr. Hall had a powerful majority. Mr. Drake observed that when Mr. Hall first presented him- ...

... the 27th. The coun- termand will speak for itself, as would our bill and the parish book bear me out in the statements for which I have referred to them. There can be no shuffling or contradiction here do- cuments speak for themselves, not at second hand ...

... saying that the Exhibition forms one of the sights of the season, and dilating upon the merits of the various exhibits, ttius speaks of the Linthorpe collection the great featmre of the Exhibition is a-magniftcent collec. tion of the New Linthorpe Art Pottery ...