... which the science of modern chemistry has conferred upon mankind; for during the first twenty years the present century to speak of a cure fur the Oout was considered a romance; but now the efficacy and safety of this medicine is so fully demonstrated ...

... bd.; Duet or Trio, 3s. ; also, The Pilgrim's Rest, 2s. Bd.; The Lord will provide, 2s. Gd.; Pulaski, Duet. es.; Speak gently, 2s. dd. ; Duet, 39.: Psalm of Life, Solo, 25.; Duet, 35.; Maud, a Serenade; words by ALFRED TENNYSON, D.C.L., ...

... the prejudice of that house. This last assertion was turned against the speaker by Mr. B. STANHOPE, who said that it did not speak highly of the management of the college. He thought the political conduct of the Irish priests altogether unjustifiable. Captain ...

... and am no more. Not that I must absolutely hold my tongue, for in the House of Commons talking is entirely distinct from speaking, and is perhaps practised most by silent members like myself, who need not watch for weak points from opponents, or fear ...

... utter corruption of language, and of thought, and of practice in all those districts. I will not pass on—l will not dare to speak of many things that cannot be mentioned in any mixed assembly ; but you may picture to yourself what ...

... 28 5,032,4181. 7,725,7471. 2,7,15,040/. Two months do. 11,427,2121. 15,700,5331. 18,371,1451. The Trade Reports of the week speak of dulness everywhere, owing to the excitement of the elections. BRITISH FU . OFFICIA INDS.— Closing Prices. AL QUOTATIONS ...

... stopped for a moment to collect myself, that I might not stick quite fast. Only speak, said she. It is true that you do not speak French well—l have heard many foreigners speak my native language better—but their conversation has not been nearly as interesting ...

... not that the Sardinian officers speak French very well, one would imagine that the reason—allowing something, too, for our national re• serve—was the proficiency in that language of many Russian officers, few of whom speak English. One officer, indeed, ...

... liberal views, we presume, yet it is evident from his manner of speaking of George 111. that the revelations of the papers we have mentioned have not been without effect on his mind. He speaks harshly in some passages of the King, yet on the whole he gives ...

... as assistant judge of the court. Before the usual business of the. court was proceeded with, Mr. Payne addressed the court speaking feelingly upon the death of Mr. Sergeant Adams, and paid a high corr.pliment to his memory, in which Mr. Pashley warmly concurred ...

... into the railway carriage to her Royal mother, and the two remained clasped in each other's arms for some time, unable to speak. ...

... with about half of them. Early sittings are like district courts of probate,—they exercise no contentious jurisdiction to speak of: The Indian Government Resolutions have advanced beyond the disputative point, and were accordingly fixed for further discussion ...