... would, rl d have boee given vwith as much per. i t they are in those capitals. But this draw- ; oln ?? felt, for, generally speaking, thie a l' ost eqal to the task, and the chorus tra I e ave littl doubt but on a future ocea. tr'en;t5 vwill be specially ...

... Warwickshire, is the use of 'IMas- Ie ter' aisong the middle and lower orders-the lower espe- mn cially-for ' Mr.' They will speak of Master Smith, thie 'd carpenter, but never of Mr. Smith. Thle sanse use of the w word is found in many other parts of England ...

... or wherever else it might be, Hero would bo a problem, and a Picost useful one, for him and his staff to solve. Gieneraliy speaking, he should not be Permitted to use the railway, but, with this exception, he should he left to himself, and, according to ...

... should have choked. t( Alfred's idea was that they had blown out of the window ! r ' Oh, very high,' I responded, when I could speak. 'Don't v, you see the poplars blowing about ?? He said no more, and we went to church, Alfred of if course in the plain ...

... hall. li Who gave the spring, that laves the flower, The secret meaning of its play? Who gave the nightingale the power i To speak sweet languaze in her lay? There paints with ev'ning'e hoe a fairy t The dear one's likeness on the sky; But soon the image ...

... selected for re- vival at the Princess's. Of the great merits which this play possesses it would be idle and presumptuous to speak. Its character is as fully established as that of any of the dramatic works of Shakspeare, and the voice of hostile criticism ...

... when I wvas ?? advantage ?? Iu ee~d momsent, r asked her about the Child ; but eshe A il it weas a long story, and began to speak Irish. Mrs. till.~ tin the an tine, having soouthed and pacified t:.e citash, took, her away to her infant school, and in less ...

... the polar extremities being the first to feel the effect, acd thence it would f dwindle away until the last spark, so to speak, would disappear at the equator, which is now by virtue of the sun's presence, the great magazine of terrestrial heat and d ...

... with whom jealousy is said to he praverhia: but we are assured that, anomnalous s it may appear. tie troupe of whom. we now speak are fulfilling their engas4e- Illeat with an esprit de corps which it wrould be difficult to find in the same number of persons ...

... give Miss Cleveland an opportunity of exhibiting the versatility which we have had on a former occasion much satisfaction in speaking of. When London Assurance was produced a week or two ago, with Mrs. Emma Waller in the saine cha- racter, the quid-nunes ...

... statul , sulte should correspond with first appearances, a company Paris will be formed and new sources of wealth ensured. speak After the sale of the Bolesworth Castle estate, catee which was submitted to public competition on Friday, at - the Auction ...

... unprovoked and unjust mie aggression, and of outrage the most revolting to every mits sense of right and propriety, not to speak of reverence, iore. gratitude, or religion, a thousand voices, some purchased by iedre. gold plundered from sanctuary anid ...