... single fact that he could not speak English, and that Mr. Slomas could speak nothing but English, was sufficient to show that no conversation 'of the kind'could ever have passed between theni. Madame Caradori could only speak the English languagevry imperfectly ...

... Was it for this the martial flower Of England first ye sent, To dwindle many a ghastly hour By pest and suffering spent P Speak ! hath the soldier of our pride For this, untended, sunk and died, His rich blood vainly shed P Go! plant him on some giddy ...

... NATHAN AND THE INDIAN. Does Wegona at last feel that he has brought a devil on his? said Nathan, speaking for the first time since his capture, and speak- ing in away well suited to strike the interrogator with surprise. A sneer, as it seemed, of gratified ...

... his attenuated frame could bear. Whatever may have been my actions, he resumed, after a short pause, it is not for me to speak; but at such times as these, Harry, men are generally honest, and you may accept for truth that Iam so. Now, what I wish to ...

... gala nights this summer have not been so nu' merously attended as on previous seasons. Added to which, trade generally speaking in the cotton metropolis, is very stagnant, whirl prevents the attendance of the masses. There was a temperance de, mionstration ...

... o'clock. I may have signed. one or'two bills in the morning: I cannot speak of any paticmlar bill' Mr. Hienry: You can give defendant notice to produce the bill, and then it will speak for itself.' Witness ?? Sloman's was not a continuation of Jarrett's ...

... pieces aepears to be careful and vigilant, both as regards the integrity of the txt, and the character of the harmony. While speaking of this opera we may mention that the same enter- prising publisher has also printed the principal music for vocal use, the ...

... Griffith has treated mi easy lesson-.book fashion. To announce such bagatelles is enough. The colours on the frontispiece speak to the nursery eye with peremptory force, and alone would sell the piece, whatever thg quality of the music. { ENGLAND. National ...

... personal amiability, have secured her troops of friends in this country. Of the specialties of her playing we need not speak, She is well known to be one of the, most distinguished of the classical school. Her readings of the great masters are, marked ...

... spectators, and fresh novelties appear daily. Hmeaiten's Paneraqima. The crowded state of this place of amuse. .nent best speaks of its merits . Bel~eeue Gurdrss (~Propretdir, -.J. Jennisdn.)-Thiese grardens. were opened on Priday, and, if, we are to ...

... profession'? Would lo not tather say, even to the tfim'diditt'of greatest proise, t'ae' iny advice,'aud seek some safer, ?? speak' advisedly) miui're''pectable pur- suit ?P'Wouldhepataptein pbu those qualities-I neednotparticn- laissethem- Which are conspicuous ...

... of .Anerican Courrier. LoNsDON A HUNDRED YEARs. AGo.-London was then only winter-quarters, and at the time at which we are speaking, when it went out of town (which it did in May, and returned in Oc- tober), the fashionable world at first resorted to Islington ...