... neighbouring village, where the priest was holding station, speak him in reference to his having hold him (O’Brien) and bia wife up to public odium from the altar, and that when he did speak to him the priest contented himself with making with his mouth ...

... Scotland 500 Scots, chiefly by railway. There was a very considerable increase in the supply of all kinds of sheep. Generally speaking, this description of stock came to band in good condition, and there were some very heavy superior sheep out of the wool ...

... manifesto was received. Since tbe beggining of the present crisis, tbe Czar has always affected in bis public manifestoes to speak somewhat as a prophet, taking care to wind up his addresses with some passage from the Bible. This time it is an expression ...

... 88lb is mentioned, bat only In general terms. Now, in order that you may gratify B—, I shall supply some particulars:—l was speaking to an officer of B—’s old corps at Inkermann. They had only two companies, the remainder were in tbe trenches; these two ...

... the well-being of their troops, now encamped on the heights of Sebastopol, covered wiib snow and anything but cheering. I speak from experience,—eucb sympathy has brought many (ear from an honest breast. Winter, we believe, has now set in, and now is ...

... put How many fits at the periodical returns generally —the written reply is—“ From night until morning about twenty, not speaking a word, and for week after quite silly, and did not care where she went.” T H. FERGUSON and CO., Waterproof Manufacturers ...

... declaration made by Espartero in the Cortes, on the 2nd inst., in references to the disturbances Malaga Gentlemen —I am about to speak to the nation legitimately represented in thia place. The idol I adore has been, and always will be, the liberty of country ...

... that they are waiting the arrival of the reinforcements which are on their way, in order to resume the attacks \7llich, sq to speak, have been suspended since the day of the battle of Inkermann. We shall have in the French and English trenches at least 300 ...

... most wishes to be; and therefore I took for compliment.—A prosing old sailor, well known for his lengthy orations, began to speak an admiralty question. Lord North said to one of his supporters, Now will give us a history of all the naval battles, from ...

... Suffolk-street. Here we have five useful subjects, wide as the pole 9 asunder, and yet all beautifully treated by men competent to speak with authority on such matters. To the members and friends of the “Young Men’s Christian Association” these lectures will be ...

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... «'• Lord Brougbam, anti published, by the Recorder of BirnunKham, on the working reformatory schools. Tbs writer has reason speak of Terr rapid progress of opinion in favour reformatory treatment, bat fears that the ability of all its friends to grspple ...