... feel quite sure that when the Serjeant says he received money and promises to translate official articles into English, he speaks the truth, for people do not usually do things of that kind without being paid for it. The lively and interesting singer, ...

... of your own size. CiiAEti / Whene'er I take walks abroad, How many poor I ste; And 'cos I never speaRs to them, They never speaks to me. Moral. —Familiarity breeds contempt, The Train. 'Tis the voice of the sluggard, I hear him complain, You have woke ...

... should convey thoughts swift as the thoughts themselves; that, annihilating the intervention of tardy distance, would enable to speak and be heard across the Channel, and over -the mountains and the valleys through far distant lands. Thus the inventive genius ...

... RUSSIA AND CIRCASSIA. Letters from Constantinople speak of a diversion which may be of some service to the Poles, on the side of the Caucasus. obedience to orders received before the events in Poland, the Russian troops invaded the territory of some tribes ...

... at any little attention paid to them. Some began to cry, others stood their hind legs, would have said, if they could only speak, -Take me home. Tae hall where this show was heli was kept, and fully yentilated. * The Viscountess Gough. Si- is, residence ...

... coma here and spend £1,000 to get painted. Mr. Barnard denied that the fare had been paid twice. The defendant could not speak his own case, but he was instructed by him to deny the charge of misconduct, and to state that this was the first time the ...

... the Coroner was requested to ask for Mr. Fairburn's opinion to iron work, and to ask him to bring some one else with him to speak to the masonry, arching, ...

... your travelling expenses paid first-class department; engagement for three years certain, and yoi are always axpected to speak English to your pupi's laugh). The conditions of our firm are as follows—commission £1, to be paid in four months, or a month ...

... acquired *rly, for, a general rule, they are unattainable by those' who have passed their youth without fixity of Purpose. After speaking of the classic works of Greece Rome, and pointing to mathematics as the most Perfect of sciences, and the most useful form ...

... Civil Ssryicot DOMESTIC RECIPES, including Cookery. ELOCUTION and Com the necessary rules for at; n, iug proficiency in and 'Speaking. EMERGENCIES. Contains hints worth its weight la gold. and Nat d News. Complete Guide to the Usages of Society. GARDENING ...

... and Tor ever after ceased to make war upon each other. What is che mission of the hour? It is to speak out, and speak plainly, and not only that, but to speak the whole truth; and you do this, you may say that we have gone far enough in this unprofitable ...

... led. Thsre were also various degrees of ability among the relief committees, and some mistakes might have been made. But speaking general!}, he had beeu more gratified with the self-devotion of the middle classes, and esp?cially of the ladies of Lancashire ...