... and a river in Monmouth-I wonder how many thousands of times that remark has been made since Shakespeare's time- and I was speaking anon about Jeremy Bentham; but here is another Jeremy who is this week to the fore, and to whose sweet and pious memory tardy ...

... the Rev. G. WARNE, 36, Springfield-place, Leeds: Whenever in times of hoarseness, arising from cold or excess of public speaking, I have taken Dr. LOCOCK'S WAFERS, I have invariably found ?? by all Chemists. Holloway's Pills. -With the weather so cold ...

... secure means will be given them of communicating with the editor. This looks like plain speaking in a whisper, and probably to a very limited audience- plain speaking with a gag in one's mouth and from the bottom of a well, where also, probably, the ...

... change, the incidents which had regulated the progress of foreign intercourse with the Japanese, up to the period of which we speak, were sufli- ciently irreconcilable to puzzle all but the most attentive observers. Now that the establishment of satisfactory ...

... prominent member of the Socialist party, which was then forming there under the influence of the French Saint-Simonians,-speaking at their meetings, associating on the most intimate terms with their leaders, and contributing many powerful articles to ...

... who Ifive survived the deadly .decrees launched against them vwhicli have proved as harmless as those of the Vatic.in Andi speaking of the Vatican, I may meution in a parenthesis that duding the last week or two nobody htas givcil the least attention to ...

... replied that he N.ould follow the example of his p;-e ess irs who had never denied to the F~aculty orf heology the liberty of speak- ?? ?? writing their sentimncts on matters 1uiicernlng their profession. After this the ,nllc 10 pisente(l to the King the ...

... from the famous edict of Berlin in t8o6, to the battle of Essling in 18o9. This is the first :ime, remarks the Tenumr, in speaking of this work, that the history of Napoleon the First has been compiled from such authentic soures, as his own correspondence ...

... lon bodice and train ?? might be of any light colour) trimmed with white lace. The arrangement and adorn- ment of the hair speaks for itself. In walking dresscs absolutely no changc hias takcn place, except that as the weather has grown colder fur has ...

... great orators of H 'u to Ali. Gladstone's discourses are undeniably dull. Nobody will ever ni'ui themn as models of English speaking,. as we now study Cicero as the model i1 lhwat and florid Roman oratory. But the mos, fastidious and highly cultivated ,t ...

... had a hundred substantial claims on the regard and respect of all who knew him. Of these we know nothing whatever, and we speak of him simply as a testator who has left 200o,000. to charitable institutions. Is that illustrious act in itself genuiniely ...

... that even prosaic readers can scaceC i- offended 4y his enthusiasm, although he becomes very enthusiastic infdee(l 'h he speaks of poetry, holding that- The poet is resolved to stand A beacon on a point of land, To warn men that they may not strand On ...