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... 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 ...

... “what I anderatood. Now you *Qaite so Exactly remember a let ter aboat that peerage business, signed of Who Has « Righ t to Speak.’ All I want you to he do im exchange for relea= ing the old from the fifteen pounds is so let me have a at the manue- ah cript ...

... oranges, apples, ‘and 64. were given to —On Wednesday forenoon, Mary Galla- ‘elias Hamilton, stranger, and lodging at Mr Speak's, was placed A. Ormerod, Esq., charged with having stolen two the property of John Thorp. It appeared the prisoner had t a ...

... her one cou 1d ace from her finger to; how constantly not ahe worked with her peeile; and theugh she could perform on the or speak a word of Fre: wal was as herrful as a lark among her eould ‘itt an Englith ballad w ith @ uncultivated that had a in its freshness ...

... acquitted so well that had it not been for one un- should have been content fortunate allusion we to leave his address to speak for iteelf, Bating which was perhaps a8 a certain inevitable characteristic, it was an able and, on the whole, not unfair ...

... been impresset for eume time with the con- viction that they were doing wrong thing in contrects with their ohairman, 80 to speak ut case really inflae.ced tim in his decision in the was the fact thet the re‘orta which Messrs. Cliff could supply were far ...

... Chicago, St. Paul’ a, and Fort Garry, to enter, with their fr. tribes and honsebold, into a new world and new life. to- day seen speaks of their happiness Tho report I have raises thom as industrial, quiet, God- ad and success, and p to their principles, and ...

... TR ANNUAL MEETING ot the above on THURSDAY The Chair wilt be taken at St by AMES a. ESQ. to attend and speak :— The following are ex; B. ure WOUD Pa hes JOHN Ville, AYLOR, ALDBEMAS P , WILLIAMS, ——— SUBSCRIPTION ‘CONCERT! [2 OGHDALE SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS ...

... so that were an enemy to make his appearance they could doubtless give a good account of themselves. These are facts which speak for themselves, but while he was about it Mr. Eesnron made his confession complete. respects,” he observed, “the Admiralty ...

... ef the Prince, who looked well in hie eadet’s uniform, and whe shook hands warmly with them at the charch deor. Woolwich speake well of him, bat as he has from | firet oocupied apartments outside the school, s though always very mach himself, he has ...

... at least be suffered te pass by the average Briton. It does, in effect, confirm that portion of the evidence, which, so to speak, stood alone, while repu- diating that respecting which there was apparently some semblance of suppert. All the surrounding ...