... the f h i historidal G is A not silent, and so we ought to say, if we do not, a historical. So we bught, strictly speaking, and so, we fancV, do, m'iost 'English writers, in spite of the correspondent's statement. But no wonder he feels elittle ...

... in favour of the appoint- ment to Welsh livings of those persons only who can speak.the langcsage,and,singular enough, the most active promoters of it cannot themselves speak a word of Welsh. A correspondent of the Times thus states the cae:e- The Lord ...

... T numerically and comparatively contemptible. Few pause w to think what is the actual magnitade of a million. We sometimes speak of a man dying worth his millins, bat when once the mind embarks in a contemplation of how lb much a million is, it finds itself ...

... the state of his mind at the time. bo T VACATION SPEECHES,. Last night, at a Conservative meeting at Bury, Earl Cadogan, in speaking of Ireland, stated tbat niever bad disaffection been so desperatelv led as now in that conntry, and so helplessly inmt. Ihe ...

... last few weeks. The ( prevailing accounts speak of many disasters having E befallen the growing crop, but all these must be t received with caution in the meantime. In -week or two, we shall be able to speak with more accuracyf as to what the crop is ...

... concensug of opinion, and their. tone has been firm. There has been no attempt on the part of any of the sttarebolders to speak on behalf of the operatives, or to followi up the rmrks of ohairmen with questions. The shares of the iope Spinning Company ...

... the neighbouring e a Niger Coast Proteetorate against the right as- ci E sumed by the deputation to Lord Salisbury to t, e speak on behalf of the West African trade. The si R deputation, it will be remembered, suggested fx - that the Niger Company had ...

... 2 10G O n3 0 7 ONE BSHILLION PER SCOnRE at |' REMEDIES FOR FITS. FOR A FIT OF PA9SION.--Walk out in the open air; you may speak your mind to the winds without hurting any one, or proclaiming yourself to be a simpleton. FOr A FIT OF IDLaNEFs.-COUnt the ...

... both markets muoh more has been done n goods thin in yarns. The purchases of 40-inch ohtrtLngs have been rather extensive. Speaking generally, however, the prices paid bave not exceeded the very low rates of last June. Looking at all the data on which a ...

... aKmt two mouths, he, uiuch to gratification, had hia hair quit# ritor d, and now possesses a beautiful heed hair. Thin fact speaks too strongly for itself require imiuent. Bell's ifes*c«ffcr. K.caiur Oil, highly and uaivenolly apt rrciaWH for its during ...

... money, but it fixes a year within which the payment shall be made. Now, Lord Coke, in speaking on this very matter, shows how the difficulty may be got rid of. He speaks of a notice to pay on given day in that year. Here it appears from the declaration that ...

... 'E 1gland and France, and with revenue prospects which would seem to hold out the hope of a further reduction of taxation. Speaking of the revenue returns, the Times says they indicate that the old buoyancy has returned. True it is that the nine months ...