... believed it would cnlminate cancer. Thank God ! I am cured—l for whom there seemed no hope. The neighbours all around can speak to its marvellous efficacy in my case. I am, sir, yours faithfully, Ambrose Newman. Gentlemen,—Will you allow me to add my ...

... somewhat higher than these attesting words. Hence arose the grave question—Could signature said to bo subscribed when, strictly speaking, it was supra-scribed? It is easy, to conceive judge of rigidly logical tendencies who would have decided that there had ...

... and a quantity of jewellery in a box, he went out to pay visit last Sunday afternoon, leaving his portable property, so to speak, alone in the house. During his absenceanformation reached his sonm-law to the effect that two men had entered Mr. Thompson ...

... meeting of the local branch of the Church of England Temperance Society. His Grace incidentally mentioned that, generally speaking, he abstained from taking part in meetings of this kind because, as he possessed everything almost that the world could give ...

... passing of the Act, although the tithes might not yet be due, was passed under rather peculiar circumstances. No one rose to speak from either side, and on a division the amendment was carried by 124 votes against 99. Mr. Storey rose to move the adjournment ...

... a -me fairer shrine? Seemingly none. Not the ghost •■^X^S™ 11,6 * As Mrs iooked round, discon p.„ ™j th , e Pleasure of speaking to Mr Biddulph asked Mrs. Jock, falourably regard her new neighbour. rill Riddnlph, he answered, with a Pleasant smile, ...

... G. Bainton presided. The secretary (Mr. G. Steane), in submitting the annual report of the teachers, said that, broadly speaking, the work of the schools remained from year to year much the same. He then referred to the kindness of the Mayor (Aid. C ...

... sceptical thought of this age, and one of the great factors of which age was the illustrious ecclesiastic he was going to speak of. He was not going to swell the acclamation that was raised over his tomb fl n-v-f alk him as thou were gifted i y ', ha ...

... police at this juncture STOPPED A POSSIBLY SERIOUS FRACAS. Mr. H. F. Bowles, when comparative quiet was obtained, attempted to speak, but was unheard, and Viscount Feilding met with a similar fate, very early throwing up the contest. Mr. Germaine arrived few ...

... to consider what steps should be taken. The suggestion was adopted. the visit of the agkicultural society 1892. The Mayor, speaking the intended visit of the Royal Warwick m 1892, said the deputation who waited ...

... broke his neck. He was killed on the spot, poor fellow, and he's left a widow and four small children, and nothing worth speaking of besides, except a litter of five* little pigs. There was no pity in xVlick's eyes. They must eat the pigs, he said ...

... employers to accept the bill. Sir Henry James was in the chair, and the right hon. gentleman had to hear great deal of plain speaking as to the unwisdom of recent proceedings, and especially of any attempt to go on with the measure in its present form. There ...