... that he had been asked-not against his will-to say some- thing about the work being done in the New.cut. He did not wish to speak boastfully, for he believed that there were thousands who would have done tbat work better if they had earnestly set. about ...

... his former fellowvE, slaves. In the anguish of his despair he was over- taken by a temptation, of which he' mist himself' speak. One dark, rainy night, within a few days' 'sail of New Orleans, my hour seemed to, have come. I was alone on the deck, Master ...

... ( Ministerial crisis would ensue, and the resignation of I Count Andresay would not be impossible. I The Russian generals speak freely of the possibility ( being near at hand, even before the assembling of the Congress, of a war with England and Austria; ...

... Exhibition of 1878. The Prince replied in excellent French, proposing in turn the toast of Md. Krantz and the French Executive. Speaking of France in terms | 1 of affection, his Royal Highness declared that the i ancient divisions which separated this great ...

... long ti ago with one of the leading directors of the limited tl | companies who owned the two Manchester theatres. v Hoe was speaking to him upon the grave responsibili. k ties that the managers of a great theatre incurred in of putting befere the public ...

... my acknowledg- ments to tbem. The manager of this theatre has done all he agreed to, and more. It is a very good mexim to speak of a man as you find him, and I ' have found Mr. Iarris a very good fellow to me. I i say these thinga with no idea to flatter ...

... Ai~qnhollowv, con'cealed by close hbrtshlsood anil bramblos, and eevared vwith straw and sheets of brown pa per. He e lcosln not speak a word of Entigisht, but wevat. q tiely to thl poh ice-stioanicwhare a constabie, who uitderstood. something of b rench, elicited ...

... Alhanebra Theatre, Septeniber 2, in-the it goand Fish Ballet in ?? Babil acid Bijeci. The Itaitacu U] cud German critics speak in -high terms of the talecet a] of this -lady. - -I --I ; : .. ti P&Itfl. Jeanne- BorUheladt (Sarah's sister) lens just k ...

... Carte which ...

... morning about six o'cldek, whilst Mrs. Herraty was dressing, Collins came into the room with an axe in his hand, and without speak- ing rushed up to Herraty, who was in bed, and struck him a severe blow on the head. A struggle ensued for possession of the ...

... whose elligies adorn the Paris Opera. rs.. Scott '.,donshas been staying at Berlin for thc lst few (JlyS, and the iiewspalers speak of her r intention to ilcll e a starring tour through Germany. Mr. C. I1. xnlinedy has, at the Adelphi, taken the place ...

... large mirror is said to have been purchased especially for his use, that he may study and pose before it. Miss Anderson, speaking the other day of Mr. Oscar Wilde, said she tiloulht Mis new play, Vera, had been rather hardly dealt witis. I have read ...