... required. The boat we were was landed on Geoige’s Pier. William Moreton, the master of the boat which picked up Groo, says, speaking of the time he reached the scene of the disaster—Just under our bows they all disappeared. We picked up one man, a rigger ...

... may be assumed to belong to the chief French organ of the infallible Church, we thank the heroic editor for his courage in speaking as he has done a country where, according to our ides of freedom, the Press is not free. Indeed, the very fact that he has ...

... to distant parishes for what they have right expect at their own church. The following speaks for itaelf. It U a copy of rule* issued by the rector the members of the church choir Rules foe tub Cuoib. On entering the church, to make the sign of the cross ...

... Document” and ” Declaration,” and consented to receive the men into their establishments without requiring any of them to write or speak away his rights as an Englishman. The time necessary for the accomplishment of that triumph is now not long. A few more weeks ...

... take so singular form, or develop itaelf so soon. This open opposition —not strictly to our avowed policy, for officially speaking we have not appeared in the matter,” but our known wishes—is undoubtedly a present triumph to France (though possibly at ...

... which had been thrown in the way recently should prevent its assembling. Be that as it might, he believed that he was only speaking the sentiments of every one in that room when expressed hope that Italy might at length be free. —(Cheers.) We hud now arrived ...

... easily apply it. There might be occasions on which it was necessary to discuss a question with closed doors, but generally speaking, us a public body, good could arise from secret mode of transacting their business.—(Hear, hear.) Years ago that was the ...

... no. How it would have added to fiendish malignity of the Kew York Observer John Brown had only been infidelevangelically speaking. But being exactly of the Observer pattern of theology, that fact has been a very hard pill to •wallow ; yet bent upon sustaining ...

... In hostility. It was necessary that this fealing should abroad, so that in the approaching European Congress England should speak out with the intention of making herself heard, and her influence felt and acknowledged.— (Hear, bear.) If abroad the people ...

... of January, as the heavy rains and the fearful ravages of the cholera have absolutely decimated his forces. He continues to speak in high terms of the heroic courage shown by the Moore, as by doing will magnify the little merit which his troops have obtained ...

... to the Invalides, but it is not certain which of the budgets will be saddled with the cost. Several the provincial journals speak of the rise of rivers and of inundations caused by heavy rains. All the large plain round Caen has now the appearance of immense ...

... enough of black men and women to comfort the heart of Two-years-before-the-mast Dana, who, in his new book, Cuba and Back, speaks of Dr. S. G. Howe, ot Boston, as one of the few heroes we have left since we lost Kane,” the illustrious Arctic explorer. ...