... He concladed that the having their attention to the Endow- ment acknowledged the liberality with which it had, generally speaking, eupported, but regretted that so macy egertion on the made no return— of those who bad already bad been ; and as to the ...

... making coms. —“ My said Swift, in a sermon, there are three sorts of pride—of birth, of riches, and of talent. 1 shall not now speak of the latter, none of you being linble to that days agu, & at little friead, some five years of age, pretty, brig! was teased ...

... like himself, toiling and ill-paid artizans; whilst to the heirs ” of the clever tactician are allotted “| regret having to speak thus of a brother shaver; much rather would I have exalted Sir Richard as a magnet of the barber's shop; but as he engrossed ...

... most of that eminent artist's He is a thin, spare, wiry man, with something of a Yankee look about him. When he bewins to speak it is at once evident that is not his forte; an energetic will and a powerful compact intellect, however, soon compel the tongue ...

... back into the past, and dal orward into the future, and who could tell the secrets f other worlds, could no! t understaod nor speak a Es of Buglish. Both she and the worthy chairman | vere, in short, welled for lack of that small matter of pa tniracle—the ...

... view of erecting extensive he erection of such works in Dundee witbii ia the last fow hus been on a very large scale, and speak for the lier osperity as well as enterprise of our town.—Dundeo of | ‘Tue Sweanen.—Tho absurdity and utter folly of swear- ...

... pen \ m9 soul that the of the a at ae lng Wo ae If be par to assert his claim by war it witb ye other to gratify And they speak of Switzerland as ‘cade, whieh their army is to at mouthtul. upon the of their soldiers ; a ew the and of railwa; hey pate ...

... reasons, which our diminishing space forbids us to consider at present. Another day, how- ever, we hope to speak with them as well upon their objections to the plan we propose as upon the extent to which we think it might be carried into net in Landon ...

... articular case. == — GOUROCK ANNUAL SOIKEE. A SEAPARING ANSCDOTS OF THe The usual soirée held in Gourock on New Year's Day speaking of wounds of the face, Wisewan introduces av anecdote, throwing a litle light ou his own ening was beld on ‘I’bursday in ...

... order to get an accurace knowledge of the of the idiom, and, ia the course of time, be got a pretty good knowledge of it. He speak the native Fit) somewhat greater frcility thaa be could to Count Cavour, at Turin, oo the 25th in the name of the ia- A gold ...

... tormed the mys- tery of the past twenty centuries, Tbe Greek existence to the melting of the qows oa the Mountains of Ptolemy, speaks of two eateusige lakes, which owe thar the Moon, as feeders of the Nile, These he describes as 6 rah sia vont yes If wo subtract ...

... suicidal under violent nervous influence, or caused by accident, which is also possible. no one can tell. All these calamities speak for the in- troduction of coroners’ inquests into Scotland. Scotch law is generally a ju ster and more sensible law than that ...