... as the town extended, others vould no doubt grow. But this ceremony was but the meas to an end, not the end itself. After speaking of the posi- tion and responsibilities of the English clergy, than whomaharder-worked, moreself-denying, and poorly- paid ...

... telling it not to make a noise with it. The Marquis of Lorne also spoke. TsB ATTOFNEY-GEXERAL AND TSR PARNELL Co)c- 211SS1ON.-Speaking at a meeting of his constituents at Newport, Isle of Wight, on Tuesday. the Attor- ney-general, Sir Richard Webster, remarked ...

... and wished to live by himself, and perfectly independent, and all you gentlemen now present then went and said, ' We wish to speak to you; we will not allow you to stop alone ; you must become civilised ?? would he not be perfectly right in defending his ...

... ?? they might make. The reve- lation of which Mr. Lowe speaks was one not only to England but to forsl~gn Posers also the revelation was made that England could speak for herielf And would speak for herself (cheers). l say wve have confidence in our power ...

... Paul) uses the expres- sion, The first principles of theoracles of God ; and, yet again, St. Peter says, If any man speak, let him speak as the oracles of God. In the Ola Testa- ment we findthe word several times in the singular, oracle, but it woald ...

... floor inthe kitehen, with his head towards the fire. She imagined that he was drunk, and shook him, but he was quite unable to speak. She obtained the assistnee of a young woman named Wood,- and placed him on his bed in the parlour, and locked him in, thinking ...

... PUBLIC FEELING IN THE PAPAL STATES. A communication from Rome thus speaks of the nessy state of public feeling in the papal territories: Intelligence daily from the provinces speaks of the great enthusiasm which prevails there, and of the spirt, almost ...

... from the Emperor's cabinet at all-it is be- cause they are echoes. When De la Guerron- nilre speaks, the people of Paris believe that Louis Napoleon speaks. Now there is a war- blast -and now the dove coos. All the sounds are from the Tuileries. And ...

... good, said the chairman, but you can only speak as to chmraeter, you know. Indeed, remarked the officer, with a tinge of surprise in his voice. Yes, continued his worship, that is so; you cannot speak for them in any other way, If you wish you ...

... privilege to *hich it adheres, until the constituencies speak out upon that point. If I durst lay bare thescandalous conduct of my M.P. debtor, I am convincedthatevery constituency would speak out in terms of equal force to those of the noble and learned ...

... verses to Sir Godfrey Kneller- The poets are confined to narrow space To speak the language of their native place, The painter widely stretches his command, His pencil speaks the tongue of every land. -Bulletin. ...

... be peaceably carried on there. The Russian reformers were not long in deter- nIng. how they sheuld speak to Alexander. 'He would not permit them to speak like men and tegive him Eolid reasons fortheirdemand -then, still their ideas should reach him. They ...