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... And speaking of the police court business this week, it is fortunately exceedingly rare that one hears of such systematic cruelty perpetrated upon a herd ...
... Dn. Johnson, in his life of Cowley, Mr. Editor, speaks of the penury of English biography. To make up this deficiency I send '•i short biography, which will have the additional advani ige of initiating your readers into the inner life of the House Commons ...
... trials m well as their joys, and so enable them speak to the point. But while he considered it some degree a duty be there that night, looked upon it also as pleasure. always experienced great pleasure in Doming there and meeting his neighbours and friends ...
... THE DUKE DEVONSHIRE THE HOUSE OF LORDS. The Duke of Devonshire, speaking at Otley, the 23rd alb. said he should have the honour within very short time of asking the House of Lords to refuse to pass the Home Rule Bill. Every man in the country knew that ...
... Scotch. But every private member, if he did not speak much, bad work to do. and, the division lists being published, bad account tor his stewardship. Referring Mr. Gladstone, be said it was test in itself to bis ability that for period of 50 years he ...
... ing the cliff so gradually as t ) expose these remains, which I would speak of, from time to time, which, withsut i.uch an auxiliary as the sea, would inevitably have been buried in ths dark night of remote ages. Many important discoveries of fossils ...
... Mr. Templet tell us how many of his brethren!the neighbouring clergy) in accordance with or visit*, or even speak* to ; how many gatherings clergy ever attends, and how many Dieeenting ministers, and then your readers may lie I tetter able to judge hi* ...
... “The poets are confined to narrow space, speak their native place ; Rw-:-w&-&-—m_ Eb'-dl.-hh.mdw-. T e o s o Feon vt B ve I shall expect g' man the d-:- s's!‘ Nurse—l shall nthgtodon.m‘_. 2:‘!‘. of course, that would an extra.—Funny ~ Lord Norbury ...
... LAYING Til« CORN Kit TUB NATIONAL SCHOOLS. The oerMiony of laying the foundation, or. mom correctly speaking,the sornor stone of the new build- ings, it is ton led saj»ly educa* tional neoMtities of AUiogton, place Tu ...
... NO 1.917 TOPICS OF THE WEEK When speaking at the Drill Hall the other week, Mr. Firqubarson, M.P., said he dii not believe that many people were really oogciumt of the great ruin which had fallen upon the agricultural industry of this country, and are ...
... NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS. SunscatnEß.—Properly speaking the COM PH/CE nf the EXPRESS, payable in advance ; is only TWOPEWS ; ami where pre-payment is Made, *0 Will deliver it, at that tAte, to any Adiiretss ih Dorchester, or forward it by fnr tHiIICE-PENCE ...
... The above speaks lot Uelf. From strict inquiry it ap pears that the benefit from using Keating’s Cough Lozenges is understated. The operati- n was a specially severe one. and was performed by the specialist. Dr. U. T. Butlin. of St. Bartholomew Hospital ...