... To hear you such thing speak, And I could tell What made your eyes a growing gloom of love As a warm South-wind sombre* a March gross. And it was like your great and gracious ways To turn your talk on daily things, my dear, Lifting the lunnnou•, pathetic ...

... THE CRISIS IN THE COTTON TRADE. Speaking on Monday at the quarterly meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, the President (Mr. George Lord) said that cininiercial men deprecated altogether the system which had grown up in Liverpool of late years ...

... [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 ...

... mono. wince is is tasnionanie to wear. Uthera speak of it as the flower season, from the magnit. cenoe of the floral decorations used for standees, In the latter weeks of the London season the ballrooms, dinner-tables, and drawing.rooms. Both streets ...

... 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 ...

... did not speak either to Valerie or Ltwsou, sad left ' But now onetne and patients seemed to have the churchyani shortly before the end of the service. changed placed. Tristrem was in the lowest possible liumediately after his wife's funeral John Lawson ...

... SIR C. DILKE ON THE b RANCHISE BILL. Speaking on Tuesday at • Liberal meeting Kensington on the Franchise Bill, Sir C. I)ilke ob- served that they would now be able to consult the :1,000,000 of English people whs would have the fran• chise on the future ...

... IS tour be such -There may be some way out of this tangle yet. I will go home and speak to my father about it. Yes, do, replied Mazy. The vicar is always so kind and good. lam sure he will tell what is right for us to do. But I feel sure be will ...

... LORD HARTINOTON ON TIIE LIBERAL REVERSES. The Marquis of Flortington, speaking in support of the candidature of Sir Fairer flersehisll for North Lonedale (North Lancashire) en Tuesday night, said, referring to thepresent eleotion, that was not going to ...