... doing so would greatly facilitate matters. “What for no?” cried Mrs Mally, quick as lightning in seizing on the opening, and speaking in the words of her immortal predecessor, I’m idle woman now-a-days. A change will do gude, and set me up, mair than Dr Hepburn’s ...

... disease caused this famine is a nervous fever attended with insanity. They stagger as they go. havea stupid alt*, and cannot speak without stammering They are easily distinguished among the hundreds of beggars who besiege the doors of all the houses. Children ...

... make money” out of his patent species of information of which Mr Barlow’s long experience as a patent agent entitles him to speak with some authority.”— Barlow & Co., 23 Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London ...

... and I have been able to get rid of it without difficulty.—l am, sir, yours truly, J. HILL.” UTTERLY UNRIVALLED. The above speaks for itself. From strict inquiry i' appears that the benefit from using Keating s Cough Lozenges nndersta ed. The operation ...

... some of the fishing population were held in great aversion. The word salmon was never pronounced. If there was occasion to speak of salmon, circumlocution was used, and it was often named after the taxman of the fishings nearest the villages whose inhabitants ...

... 7s 6d per share and a bonus of 2s 6d per share, making 7 per cent, for the year. SPEAKS FOR ITSELF! HUDSON'S SOAP. SPEAKS FOP ITrSELF! Established over so Years. SPEAKS FO ITSBEL' I Preseut demand Greater than ever. THE CHANNEL FLEET AT STORNOWAY.-Mr ...

... an’ the richts o’ property adjustit. T.—Troth, awat, mony ane speaks aboot fat they’re ignorant aneuoh o’; th’ only richts o property is jist gotten wi’ thrift an’ weel deein’. Gladstone speaks aboot cumin’ within th’ range o’ practical politics ; he’s lattin ...

... Balls to Neat Cattle for Seven Years, and in no one case have they failed.” Cobboud, Coombs. Stowmarket. writes—“l cannot speak too highly of the use of your Constitution Balls. I belieye them quite good for Neat Cattle for Horses.” Mr. ii Simpson of ...

... Rock stands sheer above the links of the Forth, And the loch and the rills thab leap down tha hill wherc tbe mists lie white, Speak to my heart of hearts in the tende; tones of the North. And the islands of dark Loch Awe are atnbeF and ruddy and green, And ...

... peculiarity that, though prior to losing his hair it evinced no tendency to curl, the new growth is curly and strong. This fact speaks too strongly for itself to require observation Hells Messenger. ROWLAND’S MACASSAR OIL Is celebrated thronghout the world ...

... gone beyond all expectation, and declares that the officers of the law have become the most glaring offenders against it. He speaks of the arbitrary prohibition of meetings being followed, as at Mitcbelstown, by the most deplorable consequences, of which ...

... Duncan withdraw his motion. Mr Duncan, however, declined to do so. Mr Monro seconded the amendment. good deal of disorderly speaking here took place. Several parties suggested that they should wait some time, to enable them to see how their new buildings ...