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... The Madrid journals of the 18th inst., speaking of the arrival of the Infante Don Francisco D'Assis in that city, state that, on the next day he paid a visit to the Queen and the Queen-Mother, by whom he was most graciously received: he dined the same ...
... addressing Alike, said, Will you speak now, or wait till after Za- briskie?' Alike Waleh: No, sir, o ; 1 shan't speak after Mr. Zabriskie. Col. Zabriskie: Do you wish to speak, sir? Alike Walsh: When I wish to speak I will not ask your permission, or ...
... doctrines. He died at Buckland, in Berkshire, in the year 1827. We have respect for tho memory of Mr. Berington, and wish we eonld speak better of liis writings; but in truth they are of the very essence of scholarly common-place, both in style and matter. Let ...
... in order to assist in sending to the Parliament a suitable petition; a petition that will speak out, in a maniner that the people of Westminster ought to speak; one that wvil show, that the Rump and its employers have not yet mlade Westminster a Rot- ...
... state of public feeling in the American cities, but also as to the business in Congress. Our latest advices from Washington speak confidently to negotiations having been re-opened between our Minister and the American Government upon the Oregon question ...
... Orders of the House; that he is ignorant of parliamentary precedents, and the written and unwritten law of the land. He speaks of the inaptitude of his mind to the business of railway committees, which necessarily implies inaptitude to the business ...
... booby, as you infallibly will be— when Clvmber Park shall be called Lumber Park, for your Nike—then, my Lord, me justice. Speak up for your tutor. Say, he tried to teach me, but I could not learn— he endeavoured to improvejne, but I remained a dunce— ...
... th,, s, materials of tbese two Houses, what I am abhout to say may ap- er car strange, but to those ws/o are, the fact iill speak for ithelf. ir Atrange as it may appear, however, it is not improbable, but on e the contrary, may be looked on-as nest to ...
... Douglas Jerrold, Sheridan Knowles, Bourcicault, Marston, with others as yet unknown to fame, or partially so, dramatically speaking, my assertions will. I trust, not be considered without toundation. will, at all events, endeavour my utmost to deserve your ...
... e with England, its manners, customs, and people. Moonnhee Buzloor Ruheem, a fine young man, remarkably intelligent, and speaking English perfectly well, is the most distinguished amongst these Indian merchant princes; and having been introduced into ...
... increasing, have not damped the market, fine samples of wheat continuing to obtain improving prices. The accounts from the conntry speak in very favourable terms of the appearance of the crops. The Barley and Oat trades are not quite so buoyant as last week. There ...
... figure of Christ bearing the cross, by Ary Schaeffer, most admirable for the expression of meekness and resignation. We shall speak again this exhibition. ...