... household for s the Queen, the writer speaks of the personal loss . sustained in the death of Prince Albert: Hew I shall miss his conversation about the children ! He used often to come into the school-room to speak about the education of the children, ...

... only by recurring often to the same subjects and by dint, so to speak, of frequent after- touches, that I can hope to produce a tolerably faithful picture. Another class which, socially speaking, stands far above that of our peasant electors the class of ...

... quite correct. The word is ante-cessor, and means predecessor and nothing else. I remember hearing a purist in language speak of a Catholic priest as his collateral ancestor, which was perhaps a forced expression.-I remain, your obedient servant ...

... our bone and flesh of our flesh? Siuch being the case, it becomes a grave consideration with all who speak publicly to these two peoples how they speak. A heavy responsibility rests upon them ; for, after all, the Press is the ruler of our day, and according ...

... ques- tion. This assertion is doubly false. In the first place, the ministers with portfolios only speak in their quality of senators. The mission of speaking in the name of the Emperor's government appertains only to the ministers without portfolios. In ...

... broken windows and for fines for buying gun- powdir and Master Walpole who speaks very well and you should bear him recite Cicero's Orationes Selece well we chose him to speak and he said he would which mode Master Dizzy very crabby because he thought ...

... THE ROMAN QUESTION. The Parisian journals persist in asking the MomN- teur to speak out, and to tell the world whether any of the French troops took part in the battle of Montana. The semi-official Pajs and the .:tendard persist in affirming that they ...

... ago To speak in public on the stage. MyjLord Mayor, I am a stranger in London-or rather I was a stranger; but I have leart since I came to Lon- don that none of English blood from my own Southern land are strangers among you. (Cheers) I speak this from ...

... an echo, to speak when she is spoken to; but ,he should not be like an echo, always to have the last word. Third, she should resemble a town-clock-always keep in good time and regularity ; but she should not be like a town-clock, to speak so loud that ...

... for it ahvavs-at least alvavs except vihicei physical deficiencies obstruct themi-prosecute it successfully. I speak of stage acting, and speak quite seriously. WN hv i.; it that no one can sit two hours at any of the four or five leading London theatres ...

... teaching to speak by signs is totally and unexceptionally abandoned, and each individual patient is successfully taught to speak with his lips. And the same writer says, There can be no reason why our own dumb should not be taught to speak, and so be ...

... further back than they- originally were. Mr. Cooke said that the constables ought to speak up boldly, fairly, and properly. It i was as much a constable's duty to speak up as it was for him to walk the streets He wished the constable to be reported to the ...