... endeavouring to speak English, so as to use the fensinine pronoun of the first person singular /, is false, without the least foundation. They commit, it is true, just as many blunders in speaking English, as the English themselves would do in speaking French ...

... fa:tering voice, the Immi.nioned lace The Arilllopt Me embrace— Will speak years aid years are gone. And n. •..nr anearecilag eye ' (Mak. op lay, my fursdheart briogs, is mot speak sr •sh eitaes. Of love's imagining.? And U.S hop. repeAl she her, 111 ...

... cont inually pub-incr Irt st. burgh and Paris, Berlin and : ) .ii is, St. and Landon. The received here from land and Russia speak of the h:eaking out of as near at band. PRICE or STOCK4t. Musk • per Itefluced 80 D:, niii,d• 40 'i S e per. Cent. I x. par ...

... flies are reported both in Sussex and Kent, it is too early to attach any importance, in a week cr ten days probably we can speak with more confidence. ...

... going from Liverpool to Beau- maris, two years ago, we were able to coast it all the way ; but on this occasion, it being; to speak seientifcalli, neap. tsle, we were obliged to go out to sea, and ior the first time, in my life I bound iuveif out of' sight ...

... many a how lie put out Ito Noe paw. scraped his hind leg on she pavemeat. I. ease, Sir, to thank hot feel here aburr At speaking I be hat a fresh in ' The Ilurough•reere w Itisper'd— Boy,doe't tall bin, Sir, Your GfaCe it the proper expreulea. • Whea ...

... of which you will avail yourself or not, as you feel it deserving of notice. In the last Merlin, a letter from Carmarthen speaks of a fish, which, from its size and action attracted great astonishment. Probably on the south-western coast of England it ...

... late fiurnal, whets adverting to the Eisteddfod, which it Eked to he tield at Carmarthen in August next, you were ;erased to speak As handsome terms of the manner in which the proceedir.gs were carried at the Eisteddfod at Brecon. As the nature of your paragraph ...

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... recorded there. No 'scotch,ons Wave , its ranchers avy Mother's Grave. soiled human toil or strife To death's lose dwelling speaks of life. Nor breaks the Weiser *I ill and deep Where tboo. boaesth banal Art in that sleep The eye bath reTrr known. 'The ...

... fairest mould, When rival graces tinge thy roseate cheek, Youth—beauty—love—confess their age of gold. E'en envy's self, (I speak it with amaze!) Refuses not its tribute to thy praise. The thrill of extasy—the joy of grief- The soul of music breathes throughout ...

... high prices obtained last year, and in a great measure to the new road over Hottentots' Holland Kloof, of which the farmers speak universally with some- thing like enthusiasm. Indeed, the beautiful state of the crops in almost every part of the colony, ...