... Going forwards, House of Commies they had dose a great deal of Chief Jostle* said, in the persists( the Mayor. ndlotvls might speak of the prelate who was appointed to very active work, at other times it was said e Assn- succeed bun, and who. though perhaps ...

... in the name of my fellow parishioners ev e ry happi ne s s , an d (led speed is your new rniairtcy. The R;v. George kW', speaking with emotion. re. plied : Mr. Shurhick and gentlemen—l beg to thank you very heartily for your kindness. the trouble you ...

... appeal far the L'oonty Hospital, in the coarse which he s..id that thoee who bad elated the Guildford County Hospital c mid speak of the excellent arrangement made at that institution for the ooenfort of the body as well as fur the well being of the soul ...

... upou him the necessity of executing the work at once. Mr. Vigers said it was a question of more serious import than merely to speak of it as the Horsham pimpp.. Ile had ree.ived a letter from the Rev. Mr. litiadforth caling attention to the great mortality ...

... the being cogrommoni. stated it worth' bode tarn time hr have the pleasure of prratilinz at pnhlic as Vicar .4 Chert*.v. Speaking of entretain• Raid it *4h nil,' Miner. Penn) re Cherty. and 16 rears sine- th.• com mencement of tkrainateor Hr we. certain ...

... were 1.. do. The footwear replied that Mr. Shearburu bad sp,ken several times, sod he must keep t the ceder of mire/oiler speak to the purpose., Mr. Curtie protested *veinal the guardians the rural lariat , * having any power over the town. The Inspemor ...

... premised to &elide the amount of interest on any melee they Oared in the Sayings' Bank—an example worthy of being followed. In speaking at the dinner in the evening. his Lordship urged on the farmers that with attention to the wants of the labourer., •ff ceding ...

... Solicitor-General is his reward fee getting up in the House of Commons and interruptlag any gentleman who thought it necessary to speak about my case. The editor says he has no recollection of seeing Mr. James's name in the London papers in connection with the ...

... Artificial Teeth es in mouth es Salt • at le secured try Nat the far Iran being by without la and in use, both lot eating end speaking, they the flare ewe Teeth—there is no difference ideated. Nees par experience, vent goalie Tearection de deoz de net dente ...

... interference. The Primitive Methodist preachers took their stand there as usual, and the leader if the sect was permitted to speak without any serious intatrup-. boo. Perhaps it was fortunate for the organ man that he did sot make his appearance, for there ...

... and them began to cough and slaver, and berme black in the time. 8. did not live More than three or four mituatem scald sot speak. De. sewed threw were no marks violesioe returned a malt Accidental Death. * TIE Na. FaCTORT AcT.*Oa Mamie, eveaieg, or*wded ...

... 000 or 17,00 miles of sea to traverse, cut off from all communication with mankind, with the exception of now and then “ speaking to” another vessel in an equally isolated position. A few inches of wood or ircn al ne stood between them and the remorseless ...