... element overbears the other. In the earjy portion of the play Jo/tn is England. All through his part Philip is Frauce. They speak as nations, and their talk is as often fiery verbal protocols as individual converse. Falcolbridge, the noble bastard, first ...

... mysteries of God is committed. For so they which in former days repented anmongst the saints are said to have done. Nor does he speak, with Donne, of the Sacra meat of Confession. He rather teaches, with Jeremy Taylor- Though Holy Confession be not generally ...

... committed tie seven deadly sins-to Whieh the said ret of rerurbishment mray appropriately add air cightir. on this hint Teresa speaks and acts. Sirs determiner tirat she will cause the unlucky ?? to ?? every one of tire preirlirirraries trecessary, by his ...

... had a fine cod-fish, a piece of roasti te a dish of cutlets, and a pudding; an excellent dinner, ifi, had had any cooking to speak of, but it was almost raw. Th young woman with the flannel bandage waited, anid droppi everything on the table wherever it ...

... rtie ofthe advocacy with whioh he logica;ld ,jthem. It is, however, after all, on 00llOlI e0;cellency of Lord Palmerston's speak- Tbe ge1l is areat reputation rests. In his masterly logthat 1 ',rsloallilig facts-in the clearness and dode ° trength of ...

... nifioation. Hie explains the derivation of the word, and proceeds, ',Why, for this very reason, we Greeks, when we wish to speak;'of the Latin Chinrch, call it Catolic, dis- tinguishing it from Catholicjustlin-.thie same way as Italians and French pronounce ...

... whom are Jews, descended so from those who 'were expelled from the Spanish m peninsula; in the timeof Philip II, and still speak- l ing n sort 'of corrupted Spanish. Some of them', it Pa appears, have become Manometitas; thouh without ol0 being altogether ...

... know not what hour, whether eleven or twelve). th VWhen it did strike, he',valked into Downing-street, and de. wi nmanded to speak with Lord Liverpool. His passport, signed -at Ghent on such a day, soon got through all the shyness of foffibiall reserve, ...

... position as a repository of sound and deep erudition. We are sorry to observe that the editor has adopted the mannerism of speak- ing in the first person singular in the short notices. The we has become so completely a custom that it is difficult to ...

... orchestral treatment is undeniable. The work is scored by the hand of a thorough musi- cian. Of the li7bitto we can hardly speak so favourably. Theversiticationis occasionally a little above the average, but the story is bale and meagre, and full of gaps ...

... to enhance the value freal] of Its own information, casts discredit on that of the Board of Trade, and ignores the self-speaking figures of our quar- has tryrevenue retshrns, is too palpable almost to require that poitngot.A or the 1Appeal to the Country ...

... deputies, not more than four, from each congre- gatiou in the diocese. Generally speaking, deacons are admitted to seats as well as presbyters; but in New Jersey, though they may speak they cannot vote, nor be appointed to the standing committee, nor be elected ...