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... the subject of the Scottish Church could very well afford to wait. (Applause) Speaking ou the I question of the further reform of the Parliamentary I franchise, Mr Finlay said there was one proposition oe which be thought every one ought to agree, and ...
... NEWOATIC AND LRADENTIALL, August 24. Only moderate nineties of Meat are on offer in these market.. Generally speaking the demand rules steady, on higher terms. - 8 W'. by the carcase s. d. d d. s. Inferior beasts, 6 Middling do. ..4 2 4 Middling do 8 ...
... the schools. Proceeding speak of the Girls' I School, of which he was convener, he said that when be took office in 1891 there were 397 pupils on the roll compared with 529 last year, while the grant earned in 1891 was 2368 3s sd. while this year :Miss ...
... so far showing it was December Thursday, Sept. 20, t.—l am quite tired of my life and not a friend in the world to speak to. If I speak to the clergyman I am treated with the greatest disdain. and what for I do not no. lam accused o that by thorn that ...
... FUN, FACTS, & FANCIES. Au Binh editor, in speaking of Ireland and her worm said Her of misery for are. weerdowing. and is uot yet full. First Youth— Scientists say tbal tree* contribute to the heat of the atmosphere. Second Youth— That's a hircli ...
... POETRY. OF I OArn tae the Camp at In the '•ra• r Pet tae rainy I mr -no to speak — An' all • I my tru gun, W. • tat lad • week. t • ha puu ; A I likewise lad . dew, For, ) ea. mace vitro brims ea Fumes spanks, an' wallas thread. Wr may a thing bride. ...
... WAFERS IW NEWCASTLE BY DR J- OCOCK PULMONIC the teiL. 6ll, ~ ean myself speak of your Wafers with Puhiionar» « COn noe ' havin recommended them in many cases of evervtliwf consumption, and they have always afforded relief when medfpin eU h;l .» 'ailed; ...
... collapse for ; there would is so Gentle! funds to es rr y It out Speak ing for buwesif s be says be is not prepared to abaft pit or tittle of We dams, for be says— 1 .lo not believe that if the whole feeds were divided among the country parishes they ...
... The Field, April 21, 1861, speaking of Benson's Argentine, says, This material, possessing and retaining perfect resemblance to Silver, can be manufactured at a trifling cost into articles of plate for ordinary household use, as well as ornaments of ...
... —of whose respectability and veracity the editor speaks in the strongest terms —gives the following remarkable account of his own experience ofthe mysterious effects of Electro-Biology : As I shall speak only of myself, I may commence by stating, that ...
... The Times, May 7th, speaking of Benson's Watches the Exhibition, says:— Undoubtedly, however, the finest show this respect is made Benson, who offered prizes for designs for watch-cases the South Kensington Museum, and who by this means has secured some ...
... SPEAK THE DEAD. tct am.. Tk-. dead!- iky, mention not the dead, Thy fierce now they claim ; select the low-laid head, , ff Sia *dcr thy theme they rii tan record Then let their rioee lie; J.osa upright path they're erc'd, V'ho • ...