... ami honour, she demand, — The mean intrigue she calls thee to disclaim. Repel the foul dishonour from thy name! Speak — speak at once ! speak ouf thou loose-tongued man ! Disprove the rumour C — nn — fi — 'J you can! [ C — nn — g shakes his head and exit ...

... would consign us.— (Laughter.) The main consideration with M. Roger seems to be, that as it is much easier to write than to speak, the Chamber ought not to be deprived of the wisdom of those Members who can ex- press themselves on paper, though unable to ...

... little white hand to me, Thou shalt be taught by palmistry. Sibyl! Thou hast sent to me Words of blessed augury ; Thou dost speak of happiness — Kind and soothing Prophetess ! Wilt thou, wilt thoo, to me tfll Where thy haunt — uhere thou do«t dwell ...

... CAPTAIN BARLLAY. A letter from Newmarket, ?? at six o'clock vestenbly [* morning, speaks very favourably of this jirfat pedestrian's per- formance. The Captain Ua_ completed the one-four.!.- part of i bis surprising undertaking, ?? h.- is in fine fresh ...

... electricity ; though philoso- phers, in discussing the subject, speak with a degree of mysteri- ousness which affords a suspicion that the light within them is yet, comparatively speaking, ?? darkness. At the same time, appearances are certaiuly in ...

... ue of tne animals, it were unnecessary to speak, for they have long ere this become familiar to the mass of the people. Of the other entertainments provided for the holiday folk we regret that we cannot speak iv terms of un- qualified commendation. T ...

... are dirty and greasy enough. They are, nevertheless, well fed, cheerful, humble, obliging, nnd ap- pareutly contented. They speak a kind of confusioß of tongues, Hungary being an immense receptacle ofthe various Nomade*, such as Esclavonians, Germans, Gipsies ...

... j EPIGRAM. Folks in the House of Commons speak, But in their speeches vary ; Let them all read, 'twill surely teach HOHE-ANUM EST ERRARE. Wooton Basset. ?? ...

... which they communicate: — N7\poleon is now engaged iv learning English, and as it is said Dutch : he will soon be able to speak both tolerably. lie frequently attends mass, and smokes tobacco from long Turkish pipes. Oii being once asked, whether he ...

... direct your attention to the Seventh Book of Leo Africanus, alias John Leo, his geographical description of Africa, where, speaking of the kingdom of Geuni, or Ghinea, he says in length it contains 500 miles, and extends 250 miles along the river Niger ...

... in his strength — if his voice speak in thunder, lie shall shake ofl'his foes as the dew from his mane, Eor our Altars, our Laws, be we firm and united, The words of our Prophet we ne'er can forget, 'Tis Eldon who speaks — ; ' If our faith is once blighted ...

... own House of Commons, we observe the under mentioned : — 19. No Member can speak unless he have previously claimed to speak of the President and obtained the right. He cannot speak but from tho tribune. 'JO. If a speaker have been twice called to order by ...