... world, _ now comic Fri-ncb ballet will bo presented for public approval, ?? c be Tailleur de Toulon, of which report speaks v° T _ highly, abounding as it dis, \> it h a variety of comfo io cl dents, choriographie displays, andeffectively worked ...

... great care and attention on the part of the vaccinator. Letters re- ceived from Australia, the Weft Indies, and Upper Cana.la speak most favourably of the success attending the supply of the v.i.'.-ine lymph sent to these and other parts, and the Medical ...

... magistrate by tho chief ushor that the man wished to speak to bim,' the navvy was oidered to stand forward. Mr. Arnold : I understand you wish to make a fresh application to me.— Howard : 1 have conic to speak about wbat was sii.l tho othor day against me ...

... and to a bit of another finger, and carried tliem away with it, so that tho unfe.rtuuato expcrimoutalist will be able to speak with uthoiity on the question of Russian sharpahooting. ...

... reputation must be a valuable addition to a law library ; but on the sub- ject with which the work before us deals, Mr. Wordsworth speaks with peculiar authority. Mr. Wordsworth was the first person who brought the law of joint-stock companies generally into -tape ...

... Powers, strange to say, comes not ; and why thia unusual delay? No one is able to answer this query satisfactorily. I was speaking with a gentle- man to-day upon the subject of the significaucy that might be attached to the tardiness which (ireat Britain ...

... it brings the programme to a close in an abrupt .md infelicitous manner, and deprives Mr. Woodin of the op- portunity of speaking the tag in his owii proper person, as it would unquestionably be judicious to do. Tho entertainment went off on Saturday ...

... the spikes, which aro ratlmr low. Tho stupid fellow was fixed npon the spikes when first discovered, being both uuable to speak or remove himself. Ho is going on favourably.— Susse.c Advertiser, ...

... not swear that he had seen or spoken to him siuce they worked ou board the Esk. Mr. Ballantine. — Come, come, did you not speak to him about a society; aud did he not tell you it was vow too late to join it? Witness. — On my conscience I cannot say whether ...

... a^y altered war programme. Till now, p^ ™ a |*-tenance of the integrity of the territorial Unh n l ? U8 of Russia was, so to speak, generally Hieia by all the Powers as a principle, which Hot C(irt, ?? ill, y have to be abandoned if a peace be for Co ...

... reconcile the existing differences between the belligerent Powers in respect ofthe mode to be adopted, or more correctly speaking, in respect of the guarantee to be given by Russia for tbe effectual doing away with her pre- ponderance in tho Black Sea ...

... would lie better to waive rights and claims, and even pay l'kc every- body else. The subject of payment would not bo wortii speaking of, if the Monitenr had not put forward an assurance that two tickets would, by desire of the Prince President, be at the ...