... song, I will speak my mind if I .die for it; whicii, liko Ombre Legere. iv Dinorah, is nightly redemanded by the audience ; Jessie Bloomiield, the young lady who invariably speaks before she tl inks, but who tings Think before you speak, an exceedingly ...

... ICONOCLASM. TO THE EDITOR. Sir, — In fie review of my book, I'ruth's Conflicts, which has just appeared in your paper, you speak of n; e as an unoompromi.-ieg and res ;ist. Now, as an icono- clast means strictly a breaker of images, this is liable ...

... allusion made by your correspondent, to incumbents and agents, and to condemn the patronising air adopted iv speaking of curates. Wo did not speak unfavourably of Mr. Rodwell's office. The difference betwoen Mr. Eodwcll's registry and my own is simply thi* ...

... as a candidate in the Conservative interest for the representa- tion oftlie West Riding. Your contemporary, tho Examiner, speaks of iMr. Wortley as a worshipper of the rising sun, in the fact of his supporting the present government alter having been ...

... being inisreported, gavo offence to some members of tho Roman Catholic communion ; it was in a speech of mine ia the City, in speaking of the affairs of Italy, where I was stated to have said that the Austri-ins maintained in Italy an oppressive govvrnment ...

... y xixtet', of the Arctic expedition in the Crystal M will be delighted in gazing upon theso mostf*? i noble relics, which speak so powerfully of to* J energy and perseverance of the British seaman, *| space which could there be afforded would en»s them ...

... of the Emperor as a pledge for a better future for the Italian peninsula. Tbe Piedmontese press, moderate or radical, all speak in admiration of the Speech. The Opinion* says, that France has not for a long time heard words so worthy of her grandeur and ...

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... condition to be transported to Caserta. I The Grand Duke of Tuscany will leave again at the end of the week. The Genoese papers speak of tho formation in Piedmont of bases {cadres) for nine regiments to be composed of volunteers from other states. ...

... Btaworthy, have neither post -..ili co nor postman, and therefore cannot avail them -Ives ofthe facilities your correspondent speaks of. Your insertion of the above may perhaps help us to a better st' tc e.f thing . I am, Sir, your obedient servant, I— dwell ...

... n of unpaid attavltfs, ly suppressing tho fact t aon arc sub- ject to a inn _t searching French, as regards the writing, speaking, und trit: !:I .T P - The Time. knows very ?? tbe i . an exami- nation f.r the diplomatic servi n thus attacking Lord Mubuesbury ...

... movement. There is a good •* bad side to everything, and let him and all speaking a' judging of spiritual things merely by human intellect however exalted, bo ware lest thoy speak a word against Holy Ghost. I am, &c., ONE WHO HAS SEEN THE 'REVIVAL MOVfl ...