... mother’s lap, and then raises his wistful face to hers, at tho words, delivered in tremulous wailing apprehension, Lav not that flatte: Mother, for love of grace, unetion to v 1. That not your trespass but iny madness speaks 3 it will but ad film th Ieervats ...

... eb 25, at Castlecarrick, by the Rev. Mr. Gorman, John Charters of Liverpool, to Maria, daughter of John Wilkinson, of The Flatt, How Mill, Cumberland. CLIFF—KING—Feb 25, at the West End Church, Southport, by the Rev. .1. Chater, Alfred Cliff, of London ...

... L The following courses 'were not run) off: - Mr. Fletcher's Queen of Sheba. gsot Mr. Itoece's Flora e Mr. Cumnis ghomn'o Crown Imperial IL. sgot Mr. Hacmdor- C ecu's Ranpy Laosst Mr. I'glipi'e Iron Duke aget Ur. Smith's LAdy ElizabethIs Mr. Kennedy us ...

... end ta, We ance daily from Ven to F observe the number, “ & Oatholic, a Situation as Washing objected to.—Address a. B., 69, Crown-street, No objection to or in a . House Servants Wanteg | ae also a Housemaid, Apply 08 38, St, TED, a thorouch good Servant ...

... (Cheers.) I look upon this attempt as of evil example, and as one of the most dangerous precedents ever set by Minister of the Crown. (Applause.) But I have two other substantial objections to the waj the proposal has been placed before us. First, that the ...

... two itting-roome, two kitchens, four List. office cf Aber. and Unfurnizhed furnished Houses. Monthiy ervtia.—Apply to James Flatt, and 33, London ae eee containi drawi: six bedrooms, hot and co! garden beck front, five minutes’ walk no it. | ped ag to Mrs ...

... far gone in egotism, despise the judgment of his own admirers, and turn away repelled from the noxious None fumes of their flatte (hear, and cheers). the less—-nay rather the more—must we honour with all tho fulness of a homage from which a nerous love ...

... tl-e station I lucio pursued them and seising bridle ol animais biiug to a -till Duiiestrcut terrible fright glaaa window Mr Flatt person were at diuuer all fright driver slightly cut in part of tha other re lo where Mr I’lalt'v was atoms and au-l iu the ...

... nn accident which proved seriously injured Colliery St Helens Cassidy Charles Hanstcn were with men named William Richard Flatt in removing large stone j the wagon down pit when stone fell from roof utwn them killing awler charmingly natmal and injuring ...

... mayor and several. local gentlemen of influence. Fromt the well-knowni a lbility of the nrtistes, and especially fromn the. flatt ering testimonials already given to the splendid ;pianoforte performances of Mr. ,Allison, a great treat may be confidently ...

... other Sermons DD Crown Svo in style warm in tone catholic theen sermons have better title the of print that “The poetry of preaching “ Edinburgh which the pulpit has power”--” News” THE PRESENCE of CHRIST Py the W TnoitOLD DD Bishop of Crown 8vo fa 19th Thousand ...

... exclusive of service and news messages On Saturday evening, at 12/-, minutes past five o'clock, Arthur G. Marslandoof High Flatts, near Denby Dale, completed the feat of walking 100 miles in less than 24 hours, namely, 23 hours 12 minutes 30 seconds. Marsland ...