... London : Smith, Elder, and Co. This story has now made good progress, and we are better able, than at an w‘iier stage, to speak of its merits. Undoabtedly it is one of the very best of Mr. Anthony Trollope’s productions, and will add considerably to his ...

... therefore who exalts ** private judgments,” over that * authority of the Church in matters of faith,” whereof onr article speaks, is, however unconsciously, leaguing himself with the favourers of infidelity. One of my opgonanu is very angry because I ...

... the &i-hop of Exeter's Pastoral, 1851, *‘‘ All the Catholic Fathers during the a when the Church was undivided, constantly speak qus; Holy Rncharist as havingin It a ...

... various. Prices in several cases still drooping, but in most they were reaching a little upwards. From abroad the accounta speak of but little change in quotations, but with firmer teadencies in some cases. At Mark Lane this morning there was a good attendance ...

... reading of this l:il{, which asked the sanction of the islature to a violation of the law. Mr. BArRROW op the bill, and was speaking at a quarter to six, when, according to the rules of the House, the discussion terminated. ...

... anything on the p‘&er that was a violation of order. Mr. GLADATONE Baid he supposed that his hon. friend was nh?ulhfled from speaking on ‘the point of order. (Cries of *‘No, no.”) On the point of order he (Mr. Gladstone) could not hesitate for a moment in ...

... me for consideration and dis- { cussion. Should you be unable to attend, and desire to “ commission any brother bishop to speak for you, I shall weloome him as your represeatative in our uaited delibe- ‘ rations. ** But I must once more express my earnest ...

... shield ; it is also used by Baron Clermont, # descendant of this family, The motto of Lord Fairfa (Fairfax), is Fare fac, {Speak and act.) The Barbn Fairfax, one of the oldest in the Scoteh peerage, isin in much obscurity,—the residence of the Ppresent ...

... pass upon us, and that in the pa rental tenderneas which sometimes succeeds the sternness of the man of business hé might speak more kindly of us than we should deserve at yoar hands, (“No, 1o,” and laughter.) [ must say, then, gentlemen, in reply to ...

... inside 7 Witness—*‘ [ knew it was your voice ; there was only Manewell and a boy in besides yourself.” Defendant —*'l was speaking to the boy. Did you hear me say | anything about buying a truss of hay.” Witness—* 1 did not hear you agree about price.” ...

... Volunteer force is perfect. We would especially recommend the more general adoption of county reviews. It is, comparatively speaking, only a small portion of the whole force which can take part in the great annual review on Easter Monday. But it is quite ...

... Agricultore and that the details of subscription, &ec., should be left to the committee, Mr. RuTney said he must niologiu for speaking on the question, as he did not attend the meetings of the Farmers' (lub very often; but he attended the first meeting on ...