... atmospheric influence, the walls of the cells are not built of materials which are permanent, consequently they soon decay; or, speaking chemically, instead of albumen, which is one of the ordinary constituents of the walls of the cells, casein formed instead ...

... institution, the chairman proposed the toast of the evening, Prosperity to the King's College Hospital. He said he could speak from his own personal knowledge of the locality in which this hospital was established, of the great advantage it must prove ...

... delivered and applauded, were it not reported to the same effect in several morning journals of the 23rd, besides our own. Speaking of the competition between English manufacturers and those of other countries, the hon. member is stated to have declared ...

... he reached the lake; what became him then, the density of the crowd would not permit us to discover. It is unnecessary to 'speak of the far-famed Eruption of Mount Vesuvius it has however, lost none of its interest, and tho fire-works which formed the ...

... phalanx of Irish members fought the battle of Ireland against those who would enslave her. (Hear.) He would not speak of himself, but he would speak Smith O'Brien, Alexander M'Carthy, John O'Connell, and Henry Grattan. (Tremendous cheering.) Mr. O'Connell ...

... system of government; a system which, in our day, is becoming fast explidel by far more liberal and natural one. When we speak of commercial legis-1 ition, the difference between thcs.T two systems or schools will be at once perceived. One of them is ...

... to see his true position,and moral power to acquiesce in it. That such a man should arise in the Romish Church is, humanly speaking, not very probable. The organization given to the Church by Gregory VII. perfected it for passive resistance to aggression ...

... and the cause of it. All these are Irish artists, two among them being associates of the Royal Hibernian Academy. While speaking of the fancy pictures, it is impossible to pass over one painted by a clergyman (the ReT. J. Rooncy, sf Galway), entitled ...

... his lordship's employment. The great evil in these cases (continues this country paper, and that a country paper should so speak is in itself a sign of the times) the system of the game laws—the preservation of game requiring the services of men who sometimes ...

... evil an equal aggravation the ingenuities of misery. There is enough in the mere anticipation of certain happiness (humanly speaking) to smooth down many an existing evil, and too much dread of possible sorrow to embitter many a suiioundinnr I** 34* . i ...

... temporal and political nevertheless to be held free from her intrusion ? But once in an age does the genius of Christianity speak articulately such assembly as the House of Lords; and then, what an outburst of clamour, retort, and reproach! as if the a ...

... desired have his likeness taken. Note bristle is spared. It certainly is no countenance of ideal beauty, yet something of genius speaks out the clear eve and m the play of the lips. A portrait of his brotlier-artisl Berghem is executed not in the same ruthlessly ...