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... me speak, lnterpMed the lady, at this point. Ay. speak on, said Wolfsfang. But in spite of his efforts, there was a m.inifeAt quiver of his huge frame as t hei soft sad voice fell upon his ear, and his eye lost some of its power. I must speak, the ...
... [ADlrr.] The Right Hon. JOHN BRIGHT AND THE ACTION OF THE LORDS ON THE FRANCHISE BILL. Speaking at Bradford in 1859, Mr. Brigh said :— Repudiate without mercy any Bill of any Government, whatever its Franchise, whatever its seeming concession may be ...
... MILK EPIDEMICS. Speaking of milk epidemics, the Lancet says that it must be remembered on the other hand that the changes in the milk trade of recent years hays led, no doubt, to an increased liability to the onm tamination of milk by water containing ...
... [krayr.] The Right Hon. JOHN BRIGHT AND THE ACTION OF THE LORDS ON THE FRANCHISE BILL. Speaking at Bradford in 1859, Mr. Brigh said :— Repudiate without mercy any Bill of any Government, whatever its Franchise, whatever its seeming concession may be ...
... Demented, I verily believe,' was th reply. she will not speak to me, but calls for :ha, and for (alas ! that I should bear such words of sin in my godly home) her lover, her Ge)rge. Martha is the sinful woman who was with her. She knows what has happened ...
... REFORM OF THE HABVEST FIELD. Speaking of the moral advantages resulting from the nee of machinery in the harvest-field, the Chamber of Agritmll:tre Joarma says:— The old system was one of feeding and swilling from early dawn until nightfall, converting ...
... MR. DISRAELI AT NEWPORT-PAULA At NewportrPagnell Mr. Disraeli apologised for speaking in prose. He reiterated that the bunglers of the Straits of Malacca negotiation were the present Government, and that the bungle had led to the sishantee war. On the ...
... FACTS AND FACETIzE. N( rr content with adding to the dictionary the word interviewed, the Amerinei a now speak of those who have received a tostisioniel as hivieg been testimoninlioed. A Wills!' IRE farmer states that he eared his daughter of the ...
... speaking of the passion of two clever people for trying to do everything, he says: The Whigs never learned the lesson. We find, in business of all kinds, that a chief in a department must delegate as much as possible to the beat agents, else he will ...
... UNIVEIiSITY JLOGGL\G DAYS. It sterns *hued in theoadays (stays n writer in the Globe) to speak of dogging at our nniversities,Whea the youngest of freshmen could now hardly imagine a state of things nolisich his dignity might be subjected to the hunteiatioa ...
... [LDITT.] The Right Hon. JOHN BRIGHT kND TUE ACTION OF THE LORDS ON TEE FRANCHISE BILL. Speaking at Bradford in 1859, Mr. Brigh said :—•` Repudiate without mercy any Bill of any erovernment, whatever its Franchise, whatever its seeming concession may be ...
... AGRICULTURE. IltritOVlNO THE QUALITY OF HAT.—It a noticeabk. fact that the bay crop, speaking generally, is mach behind what it should be in actual point of quality. If soil is ill adapted to grass a heavy yield amok be obtained, but there is no excuse ...