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... sympathise with the Italian cau.-e. To whatever soldier you speak, hussar, dragoon, artilleryman, you hear them ail say tbe same thing— 1 When is our King coming? firmly believe—and I speak from lengthened observation—that there are not 2000 men devoted ...
... Paris oonwpondest prlrate deipfttohfli, oomlsg from bowks, announce the part of the Pope more serlooa than any before. They speak for his life. There DO reason the of this statement. ...
... great deal of work to through, and as they heard him speak often, acid bis voice was not good order, he was sure tfcey would dispense with a speech from him on that occasion. He called upon Father .speak to the first sentiment upon the list.— Kev. Father ...
... o'erweigh a whole temple cf others. O, there be parsons, that have heard preaoh, and known fchers and that blgbly, not to speak it profanely, that, bavin; ntltber accent of Christians, nor the delivery of scholar?, nor gentlemen, have moaned anil bellowed ...
... affection. He concludes as follows: To the gentlest, purest, and best— The fair bi*d amiable C. B. ( \ th*t they weuld only speak Wfcenevtr ai d wherever seen. For you must recollect that there are natures that i make acquaintance without th y are spoken ...
... Man,Paler Graham, assumes himself a prerogativo rarely to met with. the meeting, document, ought dse, authorisiig him to speak for the majority of the working men ef Birkenhead? It is falsa; has not followers in the township, and I am prepared to prove ...
... the ducks, geese, and swans in the pond are subjected three days out of four. Thk County Begistratiox. An Reformer, who speaks hiphly of Mr. Brumtitt a secretary, contends that it>s npj'ist to Mr. Bruiufitt and prejudicial to tne Liberal party to put ...
... with the of Bon*' Tamo' Shanter? will be precented to the frequenter* the Ooneert Hall, Lord Ndm-street. The Standard thus speak* of the gentleman who ia civs the entertainment Mr. Kennedy One mellow tenor nine of great purify and power, highly cultivated ...
... FRANCE. Paris, Thursday Evening. The Correspondence BtUlicr speaks of a rumour that attempt had been made to assassinate General de Goyon at Borne, and that one of his aides-de-camp had received two poniard wounds. It is curious, if this news true, that ...
... grieved what he had done, and approaching the body as it lay on the floor, said 44 Oh, my Letty, speak to me, you know I loved [ you ! my Letty, do speak to me. The witnesses said the prisoner's manner was that of a deranged man— 4t he did not seem to ...
... Chairman, aft'.r a few preliminary remarks, said was glad when some the friends who were to address the meeting wero able to speak from their own experience of the nature and progress of the missionary work. It gave a great conviction of reality when they ...
... is a great one, not only for Great Britain, bnt also for us. Gf the heartrending grief of the Trincess Victoria I shall not speak : will be folly understood by every delicate mind. The despatches received the d*y b.foro yesterday frilly prepared for the ...