... and anquali- fied praise at the conclusion. The principal star of the evening was Miss Romer—truly concert in herself. To speak of the excellence of her singing would indeed be but to paint the lily and to gild the rose. Suffice it to say that the entire ...

... WILLIAM HARTLEY, of Salterfirth, seoonded the resolution, and mid?l muat act something like a person who was oalled upon to speak, who came from neighbouring countryall he oould my was,' Erin go Bragb,' which meant ' Old Ireland for ever,'and I may my Gisburn ...

... and divers pacific changes, preparatory to the re-establishment of affairs on footing of peace. In thia document His Majesty speaks with gratitude of the services rendered by the army, and of the assistance given by Russia. It concludes in these words : ...

... Coleridge had been tbe habit of taking laudanum erne qutwtt week pint Prince of Canino, in hie v Systems Ornithologiss,'* speaks of the existence of 7,000 specie* of birds, being more than were known Geoffrey HUaire, twelve years sgo, published his Work ...

... interest, it must be managed publicly. He therefore hoped the meeting would deary understand—and he assured them he did not speak without book—tbat the Government did not wish to have anything to do with it. After speeches from Mr. Ellis and others, in ...

... violence whatever, that therefore they are bound by law to send the case to the assizes. But, moreover, I am of opinion, and I speak from some experience in the matter, that the circumstance of laying a charge in the indiotment in such a way to render the ...

... with snow to the {depth of four or five inches. Accounts from Marseilles, Lyons, Orleans, and several other parts of France, speak of the intense cold prevailing everywhere, as also of the great fall of snow, and of the extraordinary quantity of lee. From ...

... sat down in the same room with him. After two or three minutes bad elapsed the prisoner rose from his seat, and, without speaking, put the end of the fire poker Into the fire. He kept the poker in that position short time and then said he would run the ...

... singing the songs of Mendelssohn ;' and tbe Manchester Guardian is warm its eulogies of the style in whiob Jullien conducted. Speaking of tbe performance of selection from Mendelssohn's works, tbe Guardian says:—Upon the present occasion, the conductor's ...

... science developed in it, than by the originality and breadth of inspired genius. Musio is said to speak sll languages ; but Mendelssohn's mnsio seems to us to speak a language thoroughly understood aud appreciated only by musicians, not by the mere lover of ...

... found that Mr. HiU, the inspeotor of prisons, in his report presented to parliament last bession, and dated March, 1849, speaking of prisons ?? and tben referring to the county prfsjn at York in particular, said— 1 ' The sums heretofore expended on prison ...

... ends of public justice. Lewis Lover was then called and examined by Serjeant Styles.? l know Moses _k Son very well, and can speak well of tbeir superior fashions. About two or three yeara ago, I conceived an attachment for Miss Jemima Georgians Gillyflower ...