... of those who advertise themselves as Re- formers, par excellence, who go about touting for prominence and popularity, are speaking in disparagementof the Govern- ment for their presumed inability to carry one of their great measures, and hinting that one-half ...

... countryman attached to that regiment in honourable terms; let me now speak of anothermost deserving officer, in the artillery, whohas just becn made full colonel in the Piedmontese army.. I speak of Dowling, who has been with Garibaldi throughout his campaign ...

... ourselves - all ranks and classes of the community-to bear a hand in the defence of our country. His lordship then went on to speak of the odiousness of the slave trade, regretting that the governments of Spain and Portugal, on the African coasts, should ...

... which requires every gentleman to keep his scat while speaking. He can only speak from his own seat. le cannot, and he shall not cress this hail in a menacing manner towards us as he has done. He must speak from his seat, and be shall do it,' The Chairman ...

... Weli, 'tis a Roman play-that Is, 'tie not- Terncse from Greece his imnpiration got ; And though 'tie iatin you will hear us speak, The plot and chbaracters are purely Greesk To Greeco-not that which, to tie Czar enthralled, A sort of Russian Bear's Greece ...

... report describes the young King and the Count Trapani as having d,;crminied to decide the contest on the field of battle; speaks of the assembly of large armies at Salerno and Avol- sno, and of the determination of the King to shut himself ep in (aeta ...

... tell of happy thoughts within, And hearts of kindliest feeling. Then mar it not with lordly pride, When lo0e should there be speaking; remember that a glance of scorn, Mday crush a heart that's breaking. Nor toss the bead,-nor 4chx the eye To pass all by ...

... he has expressed to parts of Mr. Wilson's budget? Perhaps, your readers may suggest, he cannot speak. Cannot speak? Cannot anybody speak-does not anybody speak sufficiently well for the House of Commons, who is full of his subject ? Does any one man there ...

... (From the Times' Cormpondc&t.) PABsI Monday, March 5th, Six ?? is extremely provoking that whenever the Emperor of the French speaks more emphatically than usual about the blessings of peace, and his sincere desire to secure them to the country, public confidence ...

... turned her head, In sileut prayer sought counsoel from above, Wbile he, with broken accent, faltering cried ' Thlou wilt not speak-alas ! theu dost not love. ygo, my brighat hopes die, farewell, at dawn I sail. One lingering garl ho bends, when from her ...

... if all China vero thrown open to its commerce, he enlarged on the benefits which would accrue therefrom, and passed on to speak of Japan in a similar manner. Having, with the assistance of a large map, pointed out the form of the coun- try, and the ports ...

... that it was not necessary for him to pass any eulogium upon the rev. prelate. With respeeb to the clergy, he had pleasure in speaking of them as a sincere, hard-working, and not very well paid lass. ?? He highly commended the Vioar of Tanworth as an earnest ...