... those chords in their high inimitable simplicity do —so bold, masterful, breaking in upon you like blinding sunbeams. So speaks Hoffmann of the church music of the sixteenth century, adding much more to the same purpose, but in too mystical a tone, perhaps ...

... Wsl is still living; she Wcis for someI ?? icc E ?? n nd Scolacil aits ?? its the finily t- ot lhe Dluke of Ilamilton, aud speaks Esiglisic pretty tinewicly, tl eut with a ?? accent. She was recommiaended to thle of Duchess tle Praslics by oue of the frieccis ...

... uerchauts, and last, tlonglI not leat from the ineibers of the medical profession, and a okilful analytical chemist, all speaking ill the highest terms of the value of this ineetimable indiriie. This is a mnass of evidence in its favour beyoud all parallel ...

... object for which eubscriptions are advocated. The Incumbent of St. rhillip's, Bethnal Green, writes thus boldly' thiiik I speak the opinion of every clergyman in the metropolis, when I state determination neither to contribute one penny myself nor to ...

... a pistol in eithr hndtha as I mean four pistols. I said, 1Na~y, lad, eithern]won',tshoot. I lunsent both prisoners when I speak, butlIaddresseditJohn watmrley. They then said they would 2 shoot, but I d(o not know which said it, They were thtan csetgter ...

... Fnglislh, 1 can't speak English, and this he maintained throughout, al notwitistanlliiig the expostulations of his lordship. ThI ai father was sworn as interpreter, but he objected to the office on tie ground that he could not speak English.-His lord- ...

... Capel-street. The witness admitted that the attorney for the defence had, dtsring the trial, been out of court to speak to him, and did speak to him alone. [All the witnesses had beeit, at the commencement of the trial, ordered out of court.] Never heard ...

... to wvhich yon allude, inotnwithstatnding their former experience of the dilliL-l ties of the district. The board of trade, speaking of the line in question, says it presents at almost caoustaut successioit of irregqulsrrand abrupt . elevtions aentd va/leys ...

... the present exhibition; time age excessive green calourleeg of the trees is very meretricious. wh, We shall have further to speak of this gentlemen's powers of cot when we come to his mare important pictures. rat 10. A Wood Sceese. II. Ilewitt.-A large ...

... there could be siute whent ott excited ineetisig wvas merely adrssedl55t for pItrp oses of excleitemest by usel excited speakes'. Ott Stisediy the 4th of .Jitte, twvo iteetisigs wet's eldi itt Buss. net's Fielils, the uses at three o'clock, the other ...

... tuost practical oppottents in Lontdon ri Y I go isito every pllite where I expect to findl friends like tII YOUrSCelvs to speak against his governittent. I tell yoii it 01 more-I ailvise yoit to get aims. I catte here to put a, r~so. (I C lution, which ...

... clieirge. D Dr. T&Douall thenr rose and saiu litht the declatration of i, the mangis trates, that hie sust be utliowed to spea~k ilerely to a rile points given in the evidence, only piroveid that they weere eprejn..uliced before hianil, in iloilinirig ...