... best skill, tried to elicit some expression of opinion. Oh, literature, nyonalear ! I never speak of it. I write when it gives me pleasure to do en. but speak of itno ! Besides at present I know not, one man of letters. lam on good terms with Zola. with ...

... they were breathing in the streets. This air has not been warmed or mixed with warmed air in any way; it is a mire and, so to speak, an unadulterated out-of-door atmosphere. But through this cold air is radiated the heat given off by the hot walls and furniture ...

... i•;ht at a meeting of Mr Mudeu's supporters at Hemp. Visoomit ers.nbourne was prevented b.: an attack of the inttuense from speaking at Haslingden in support of Sic Thomas limas. where a resolution of confidence was carrid by a small =petty. Mr Medea has ...

... looked for some time upon it, and, being asked what effect that ceremony was to pedant, he answered that he was bound by it to speak . the truth. A curious kind of curse-oeth is found among the Nagas of Assam. Two men will lay hold of a dog by head and feet ...

... brought about by the conscientious revolt of the priests as individuals, bat by the organised action of the datbo 7 tic Bishops Speaking ex Caeca*, end over. bearing both the conscience of the priest and that of the layman. That is the feet which stands out ...

... in administering the affairs of • self. governed country, it is equally the duty of the people to see that their public men speak the language of truth and sincerity. To give expression to such • sentiment is almost the repetition of a truism, but still ...

... liquor shops are effectually enforced, and the sale of liquor to natives or coloured men is prohibited under heavy penalties. Speaking generally of the revenue, it is anticipated, and probably on sebeiastial grounds. that without taking into account any profit ...

... find that whether in the Imperial Parliament or whether in another Parliament nearer home, when I have the opportunity to speak in your name, my voice, and my vote, and my efforts will always be at the disposal of the artisans and mechanics and labourers ...

... England rEibier prepoe,.vner member a toU them thee the tiny flay have been Isere , - ,, reforeisber , If thin ..]% Sie, himself speak. oresguers on the Irish be. thr”e Mutplowis. dimwit to v irtually ad. cia.: Modernities momton, most hare. and 'MIMI borne ...

... Court, prore making apaillet u.. The entire tel:t, d is a very didereut thing from the ph ni ted by pr (Ilirieu, and if my speak.; truly, one more eel of documentary material is brought aJ him. Another member of Path Ibis letter when Mr IVltrien rue:c ...

... Tim Mealy as Others See Him. The Npectritii; of to-day soya :--- Mr Healy, speaking at Leith this week, has declared that the measure of the denunciations with which he assailed Mr Gladstone while Mr Gladstone resisted Home Rule is also the measure of ...

... it. 'I . hs buyoht. ting of th 4 steimship ooinputiy. I may remark. was chiefly in connection wilt the l'onsonby estate. Speaking to one of tee leading Pon. eonby campaigners about the matter, Mr L.CII, I am informed, bewailed the Islycot iug .s: tae ...