... or its merits more consplcuous. The high esteem in which we hold the execu- tive artist renders It an sunwelcome task to speak in the qualified terms we are compelled to use of the composer, but in the cause of true art we must raise our protest against ...

... reason why he should continue to attend them, S.,` Charlotte Road.-Sunh a meeting would be of no-' uge'lwbatever. Strictly speaking the town has itself to blame for its bad roads, as it declined to give, the Cor- poration the means of improving them. At ...

... Parliament ap- preaches more closely, a variety of rumours about the forthcoming Budget gather strength. We do not profess to speak with any louder voice of authority than our more assuming contemporaries; nor do we profess to be less able than they to peer ...

... imitates but does not create. These pay a sort of equitable redemption for the use of their own services,* and generally speaking the owner does not practically abuse his privilege to any great extent; iniquitous though it be in prin- ciple, even when ...

... complimentary address delivered to him by General Goyon on behalf of himself and the French officers in Rome. The Pope said, speaking in French:- During recent years it was a matter of consolation, but now it is doubly a matter of consolation to me to see ...

... when the charge against Mr. Edmonds was entered on a sheet, and he was taken down to Mr. Glossop's house. Mr. Edmonds did not speak to any person about the things, neither did I know, nor any other person besides Mr. Edimonds, Mr Manton, and Mrs. Douglas ...

... petitions to the Heuse of Commens relative to Reform, and hoped that one would be forwarded from Kidderminster. Mr. Greaves, speaking a few words on the subject of rifle corps, said he believed many had joined and supported them from patriotic motives, but ...

... of St. Peter were progressing sailfeeteuiy. Having disposed of the business part of his address the Chairman proceeded to speak of the special message he had received from the Pope. He said that during his audience with the Sovereign Pontiff, after he ...

... lthough the Government would send us down a couple of guns for the purpose of drill and instructions- still, practically speaking, we should be liable to be sent, vbhen a serious occasion occurred, the whole way to Calshot Castle or to Portsmouth, which ...

... discovered that William Deakin had borrowed a walking-stlek, on the Paturday night, from Mr. Wel- din, but the latter could not speak to the identity of the walking- stick. The prisoner, en being apprehended, said, I did not do it; but I know who did, and ...

... they had received that toast. The clergy were under a great obligation to their lay brethren, when they found the latter speaking of them in such handsome and appreciative terms as those which had been made use of by Dr. Oates. He hoped he had not said ...

... Regiment of the Line, wearing a Crimean medal, with his knapsack on his back, entered the Chatham Barracks. As he could not speak English it was difficult to find out what he wanted; and recourse was had to an intespreter, when it was ascertained that he ...