... duties. Three widowed marchionesscs, two of thiem the most beautiful women in England, sre about being marriod, and report speaks of the charms of tile third being, if not so striking as ler compeeresses, somnewiat more substantial. W. 11. Gregory, Fsq ...

... when he spoke for the first time. We learn that he is now in a friir way of recovery; but the conduct of the boys, not to speak of the publican, was, to say the least of it, very disgracefil, and meri s severe punishment.- Glasgeor Journafl. TESTIlMONIAL ...

... earliest mometit whien illness of a ?? chtiuacter manifests itself; but those wto have thle eleumentary kinowledge of which We speak will sooner recogniise te itdications whlich cutll fom' promipt ?? aid. Ave bhllevr that the 1Itall;ty Book will give those ...

... ftiend at the chateau, and found him ini all the glory of his hunting suit, which is that of the reign of Louis XV. While speaking of the magnifricence of his ap- pearance, it all at once flashed across my mind that I had no such a hunting costume, and ...

... Liverpool Colrt of Passage, having taken their seats at thle Court of Queen's Bench, on Monday, the formel learned counsel was speaking to a learned gentlenian behind, when the Lord Chief-Jestice called upon Mlr. Janacs to Inove. Mr. Edward James made a short ...

... not stron,, ainii it is feared in Court circles tfat she mily not ld another member to the Imperial ?? Josu'nal. If r ilors speak truly, next week will witness the marriage of a noble earl with a lady whose nuame bas been coupled with his lordship's in ...

... and Montpensier, t)iothers of Louis Phillilipe; and last, not least, Prince Auglsttus of Prussia, of whoni we shall have to speak hereafter' Next we find more than crowned heads: Wellington, Metternicli, Duko Alathiu( doe Montmo- relicy, Benjamini Constait ...

... for hit', as she was now perfectly happy, and was just married to Edward the Black Prince.- Comurt JoursnIl. Dr. Cumming, speaking last week at Leeds, said tile year 1867 seemed to end 0,000 years of the world's history, mtid itance the tiillennial rest ...

... thought, when the discourse began, 'to speak ap- propriatcly to so large an audirnce, and to speak with tact. Without it, better not to speakt at all. Infinitely better, to read the New Testament well, and to let that speak. In this congregation there is i ...

... which they are said to come, we can only say that in that somnolent country, if the echoes are at all to be relied on, they speak very much like ourselves, and on identically the same subjects. The post of honor in the volume is assigned to what is called ...

... suppressiol.. The re- dluictioll of the wine ditties, and the Wine Licences, Bill Welro the topics next introducedo Mr. Hill speak- ilug of tho proposed changes as having created a vory important crisis as rogards tbe vice of driniking -ilie curse ot the ...

... excitement of pleasure became a student of every science and art that misght be turned to the benefit of his nation. I am speaking within limits when I say that of no msan in the annals of Hungaiy are recorded a greater num- ber of services or more valuable ...