... a Dance. Tickets, 28. for the Tea, &c., may be had of the Churchwardens and Sidesman, Mr. Rainford, Mr. Whiteside, and Mr. Speak. The profits of the evening will go towards the expense incurred by the erection of Bells in the Church of the Parish. T HE ...

... Encyclopedie, had been called from the dead. He would answer questions put to him, but Cagliostro alone was privileged to hear him speak. And what questions were put to him ? asked Fleury of Lady Manta. He was asked whether he had seen the other World. And ...

... Aylesbury, which was published in your paper of last week. His meaning is as obvious as language can make it, and where he says, speaking of his Eastern policy,* that he is not backed by the country, he means that the country is opposed to him. How any other ...

... answered, Mr. G. is downstairs, upon which the gentleman (?) said, Please tell him Major Ponsonby, of Windsor, wishes to speak to him. I (the unfortunate person in question) immediately went upstairs, and there found this gentleman of military bearing ...

... Marquis of Hartington. Lord Stuart de Decies is said to be also his supporter. Others of a powerful landed gentry, not to speak of the managers of the estates of the Earl of Stradbroke, Lord Cremorne, Viscount Hastings, and the Earl of Huntingdon, are ...

... and authorised source, I do not hesitate to transcribe the passage relative to the two difficult questions of which I am speaking :—At the next Conference will be made a proposition the aim of which is to give satisfaction to the principles defended ...

... of the eagle. They are Legitimists, with a taste for Orleaniilm. Of the Marshal's loyalty to his late Imperial master, men speak in whispers, with anger in their eyes. The card-table and sofa beside the bureau are for the karte which husband and wife quietly ...

... women would probably on any other occasion write their names as a matter of course. A gentleman has called on me, who, on my speaking to him of the statement in this paragraph, said, Y2ur conviction about the majority of these women being able to write is ...

... London. It is said to be a very grand picture. No one who knows the quantity of work this talented Frenchman . has done (not to speak of its quality) cm help being lost in astonishment at the fertility of his genius. The rich harvest left for younger men by ...

... creatures have crept across the neck of land at their base ' and disappeared again out at sea, they have paid no heed. Can they speak to each other? No. They listen to the murmur of the Atlantic • but they make no sound their everlasting wage. hen the clouds ...

... notitts. FOUND, on Friday last, on the Ballam Road, a PURSE containing Money.—Apply to W. Speak, Draper, Lytham. SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON. ESTABLISHED 1710. HENRY F. SHAW LEFEVRE, Esq„ Chairman and Treasurer. FadNcis B. RELTON, Esq.,. Secretary. Total ...

... and wrong us not by thinking evil of us. We sorrow that there are some few low caste fakirs and4follahs of your faith who speak despitefully of us and blaspheme the Prophet. From their words It comes that it seemeth good to some Englishmen to say that ...