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... Gentleman well acquainted with the Sheffield Trades, a OOEKEoPONOENT otherwise. Has travelled the Continent number ot years ; speaks and writes French, (Jerntan, Spanish, aid Italian. 'First-class Kefersnces.— Addrass 3., box No. 22 Daily Telegraph Office ...
... OUR TARTING GUESTS.' The Belgians have been thoroughly happy, and al- ways speak of English hospitality with effusion. They were thoroughly happy in the enjoyment of Miss Coutts's splendid hospitality at Holly Lodge, where the mountaineers of High-gate ...
... LORD MIL lON AND THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. Thb Value of Plain Speaking. — The Dai'y News says: — WhUe experienced politicians like Sir WiUiam Hutt rebuke the infraction of the laws of the political game, youths of ingenuous countenance like Lord Milton are ...
... declared that the Polish members were not justified in speaking in the name of the few Polish inhabitants in their constituencies any more than the Polish provinces of Prussia were entitled to speak ia the name of the Polish nationality. He also stated ...
... any communication in reply thereto. Lest it should be imagined that I do not know wha* I am writing about, or that I am speaking withowt the book, I deem it right to lay before the publio thss information I possess. I hope that by so doing, atten- tion ...
... that the Congress furnished the raw material for public opinion. He advocated union as opposed to division, and a spirit to speak the truth always in love. ...
... expense of putting them out. There appears to be a rivalry of stupidity the production of these placards. They are, morally speaking, fetid. ...
... FEDERAL EXECUTION IN HOLSTEIN. Paris, Dec. 18.—The bulletin of the Moniteur, this morning, speaking of the proclamation of the King of Denmark, recalling soldiers on furlough, says :—“ Private despatches, however, continue to affirm that Denmark will ...
... een tastefully restill continues at attraction, not Public generally and Neighbour• Persons of Rank istinguished Visi•liom speak in apf the excellent ar- The late distintheir daily resort complimenting •nything to equal eat Britain, ything necessary, iring ...
... birth From ancestors of British worth ; speak our language,—and are thus One in the scholar's path with Your Christian hopes, and legal powers Still hear same pure stamp ours ; Then may ever—just and true Speak in fraternal love to you. Men the West! ...
... interesting and , profitable. We are glad to see that She$ can add to the list of those who on these sions speak for our instruction and speak authority. Mr. H. C. Sorby, F.R.S., we serve, is acting as Secretary in the Geolog * Section ; and thus amid ...
... birth From ancestors of British worth ; speak our language,—and are thus One in the scholar's path with Your Christian hopes, and legal powers Still hear same pure stamp ours ; Then may ever—just and true Speak in fraternal love to you. Men the West! ...