... Ginori, who hi to be passing, the two ng would have found it hard get home as safely as y had left it. To of ‘the Major, who speaks fia- ently, the dear little thin, answer, but that they were longing for the return their beloved their de- resorted to that ...

... Brown” Hughes, ‘and has since enlisted Miss Maloch and ise as his helpers in the present number, besides ‘others of we shall speak hereafter. The number opens with © usefal paper on @ subject very little read— The Writings of Louis Napoleon” —for during ...

... dreadful scene,” says Russell’s friend, ‘* will haunt me to * and Russell himself went and saw the my dying day ; Again, speaking of a certain officor, whose name he does not give—a odd piece of squeamishness, considering how outspok: en on other occasions ...

... through exercise their will that these changes had taken place. There were some statesmen—he would not mention names—who in speaking of the aristocracy were apt to tenn them oligarchs, and tc impute to them that they were not tbe originators of reforms in ...

... circumstance occurred, to wit, the beadle bad passed over some of the holes, and the escape of gaa bwiamc while Mr. Atherton speaking, intolerable. The lamplighter hail to ha set to work, and for nwhOa waa possesaion of the house, Mr. Atherton gracefully ...

... the remainder being from fees, lines, and miscellaneous items. The votes and appropriations the Assembly also intercating, speaking well lor the care, wisdom, and humanity which have characterised its proceedings. The expenses the Houses Legislature amounted ...

... lints' Paris correspondent) are be in a much better state now than they have been for a liTtfr time. A change of language, in speaking of England and things English, is observable even among subordinate officials, who invariably take their tone from the wishes ...

... dreadful scene, says Russell's friend, will haunt to dying dayand Russell himself went and saw the charred bones. Again, speaking of a certain officer, whose name does not give—a very odd piece of squeamishness, considering how outspoken he is on other ...

... sister had been speaking of her brother as much addicted to this habit (swearing!:—Onr John sweats awful, and try to correct him ; but, «be added, in a candid and apologetic tone. doubt it a great set off to conversation,— Dean ham.. *y. The P® v ...

... be drawn and we owed abolition portation to the expression opinion in the colonies to which offenders law were formerly to speak of improved manage- ment ee that stteation those eal infivences which should bave the effect of v to a proper eense of his ...

... Alderman Lynes was speaking in reply, as no member was entitled to speak Wore than once except the mover of a resolution who had a right of reply when no one else wished to speak. Alderman Lynes said, the Mayor could not confine gentlemen to speak only once. ...

... special attention is requested to the fallowing extracts frame few among many of the Journals of tha United Kingdom, who can speak from experience of their being possessed of those all-important requisites—accnraer, durability. elegance, and naaonableneea ...