... Couneillur I whether Mr. would pay a deputy a salary out ha I Mr. Councillor answered tic, point o Ire, Fluently that he could not speak in pia:tier tenon.; Le would ash Mr. Ald. Biwa • qaestion (laugl-sar). The question was - • whether Oa had not th«re sisteading ...

... WSW Opent, in me acts, has just been reduced at the Theetee de la !twine. It is and the compmer • Adolphe Adam. floe entice speak fawn:ably of the suet, hut its succors appears to home been tutt:e mire than a Inn ia.. As II We read on a journsl of !endue ...

... called at the house. honoured as his excellency's abode. Now, it so happened that neither he nor any of his attach e% could speak a word of Spanish, and that none of the servants were acquainted with the person of Narrate. When lie inquired for the minister ...

... trade (which in every country forms the great and moat valuable body of coinmeret) it in unneecilaary to do more than merely speak in pawing—but it may be well to offer a few remarks on foreign eminnerce. Commerce is the machinery of exchange. It is the ...

... itappy state arc to -expecting the I.sil-lis -titer+ hour, a very comfort:stile 00 One a. dare tftlAt wah nave It.!, or 'speak to •- ell ay etArrtetl rd. it it, a Ater/tar spy jtits. To pay rent •a impo.ohle, ao what .. to done, or ohm Ca. end it will ...

... O'Connor instituted agaitist as litany .if hi. tenants aho hail th , land at Losell. The Prinee of Canino, in hi. Ornithologite, speaks of the Ni.tenve of 7,taM 9..4, of hint.. living MOM than art known St. Hilaire, 12 ago. hi. work. The of Luvon has laid Ilia ...

... towns welt, he believed that it Mr. had at that period woe thole toil• dater, and Mr. Fernand had Anne there on the sum ley to speak about the battery Ibil, Mr. Cobden would have leen without as (cheers). Mr. Cobden, at Leeds, satu the present was wily a ...

... li.Chiaisman, of Oardemareet,nip, tont was afflicted with a very heavy cough for live years, and at times hardly able to speak or breathe. Oa one yeemion it was quite believed her end was approaching, and bet friends were Written to, but, en advertisement ...

... would he satisfied if he could only be allowed to sing in • glee. The urgency of the man caused the manager to say he would speak to the composer to see if anything could be done. He spoke to him accordingly, and asked him if lie could compose a glee, for ...

... gentlemen made speedos which extended over rive hours, and succeeded in carrying their resolutions. Mr. Barkleby essayed to speak to the contrary, but the police were called to stop him, and the matter dropped.—A county meeting, convened in the usual manner ...

... evading a full and fair discussion of their alleged grievances.' At all events adds the editor if the objectors now refuse to speak, they had best bold their peace ever after. The challenge was immediately taken-up. At the meeting of Protectionists held ...

... thinn's caw and his own, which has already appeared in our columns. V. the con ference right in expelling them! (shouts ea, no). Speak out so that the reporters could heart (renewed and stentorian cries id no, no). Then they condemn.' the conference (yes); and ...