... col. es sideration the education of the clergy, the systematic ctlti. it vation of English composition, public reading and speaking. y The Dean of CANTERSUnY opened the discussion in a most se elaborate paper on the education of the clergy, dividiog a his ...

... a convict elected to be the representative in the House of Commons of the 3tenant farner, and a priest upon the hustings speaking i favourably of tumbling over the landlords with a re- vovradas a natural sequence to this, every Fatriot Deeua nthese ...

... allow me to-accept the President's observation. I was speaking seriously. I observed ir the iiterruption a piece of tactics. I was discussing the question of plurality of offices, and was speaking most seriously. My speech is on record, and it is an answer ...

... allowed him to appear there before the, did: not allow him to speak his whole mind. 'There was a seal on his lips, but his cog- science was free, and he believed his con- .science would speak to a sympathetic audienee. Among living poets he mentioned Lamartine; ...

... this custom that one hears even now in the south people engaged in this very capricious trade speak of laying down a half an ounce or an ounce of seed. In speaking of the road, which is partly com- pleted, and must ultimately he carried all over or througlithe ...

... queations about some serious derogation of duty imputed to the justice of the peace at t Londeac shal be heard. M. Thiers is speaking to-day in support of Baron a de Janze's' amendment for a mitigation of 'the t absurd regulations against unofficial reports ...

... FR4NOEAID. .vMAMLN D, (From the Sicftator,) . Will the terrible realitiesof ?? st'rugle betwbeDI men speaking the same language, enjoying hitherto the most unrestricted freedom of. 'commercial fnetepourse, hound together by 'the closest onmmercial boids-these ...

... doctrine could not be cured by what was ealled Church speak- ing. They had been told in many quarters that it the church would but speak, all dilterences would be settled. If the church were to speak by the united voice of the episcopate, nided by learned ...

... with cold pomade. Still this sensa- tion increases, lasts, goes away, and returns to torment him. The machine of which 1I speak was put into operation three days ego. Iti ot fio ae, in wbliclh is sus- pended a cradle of swathes-a sort of hanging cradle-into ...

... mble than he was ; but he wastes time in resorting to precautions. Europe has no fear of England. The Opinion Nationale, speaking of the Pays' twin brother, the Co0atitbitoise7e, says: M. Paulin Lirasyrac maies us uneasy. Our hononrable brother of the ...

... French corvettes and the frigate Zenobie, which are already cruising off Beyrout. The Presse, speaking of the above news in its money article, affects to speak of it with all reserve, and only on account of the great effect which it had upon the Bourse ...

... place. He got out of the train as speedily as possible, and saw Mr. Jobeon sitting on the side of the line, but unable to speak. He was conscious, but made no articulate sound. Mr. Patchett, station-master at Shrewsbury. was in the same first-class carriage ...