... Hull the special train last week, but during the same day some wicked wag substituted an e for the u, thus making the notice speak of a place we will not mention. ...

... and acts at the hoarse shout of command, but of himself he does nothing. He has no will, no energy, pride of craft. If you speak to him suddenly he starts and takes attitude of drilled attention. He will not flinch or stir for a blow, bat his eyes darken ...

... spoKe patois of Aberdeenshire, of which I coukl make out just here and there word; while in Celtic boat, the 1 men generally speak Gaelic, and, they never to ' except in the herring time, cannot be depended on sailors. The night was most favourable. The ...

... extremities were already cold. Medical assistance was procured, but at eight o'clock in the evening he died without being able to speak a word. Conveyed gaol, Piers was interrogated an examining magistrate. He at first pretended that Barbion had committed suicide; ...

... her lips one word of detraction or diS' paragement. It seemed as if nature had so framed fl mind that she could not think or speak or do aught b good of and to every one. The end of this good worn* ll was literally peace. She came to her grave in > full ...

... ol Stores. Mr. Godley's name is not altogether unknown to fame. He was the prime agent in the Canterbury failure —we are speaking, of course, of Canterbury in New Zealand. Mr. Gladstone took him warmly by the hand, >and has endeavoured ,in every way to ...

... the result of a compromise, and, if adopted by Russia, would have turned out little better than a delusion. We are not now speaking of the faults which all men, including the very ministers who are responsible for the framing of these points, find in them ...

... far greater part of the Russians were killed outright by the bayonet, and the number of wounded is, therefore, not worth speaking of—followed almost immediately by the losses at Kertch, Yenikale, Genitchi, and Soujouk-kaleb, have not failed to make a ...

... the far greater part of the Russians were killed outright the bayonet, and the number of wounded is, therefore, not worth speaking of—followed almost immediately the losses of Kertch, Yenikale, Genitchi, and Soujoukkaleh, have not failed to make a most ...

... attack, ' carried on by the French, is directed from this mt | ainst the tower and the works about it. ' rddulph states, in speaking of this attack, V tll0u &k the last commenced, it is destined 1 become the most important/' Major Chapman ' anticipated ...

... coloured and eery broad in the leaf; while the curl, that most destructive malady, is rarely seen. Of the cereal crops can speak no less favourably. Wheat, which occupies a very extensive space in the north of Ireland, is much improved in appearance. ...

... several of them were struck by grape and case sho'' most fortunately only one man was slightly wounded 1 Lieutenant Mackenzie speaks in high terms of e coolness and excellent behaviour of all employ® 1 under his orders; and I trust I maybe allowed bring to ...