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... differently, instead of summarily discharging! me, I have no doubt the unknown amount of laboar and anxiety, of which Mr. Atkins speaks, would have been' saved. Before concluding, allow me to express my sur- price at Mr. Atkins stating that he had not the slightest ...
... him. He was very Ill end gcoane very much, and said No. The accused then said IShake bends; yea are a breve fellow for speaking the truth. They did sh a hande. There was a women named Bridget Keogh on the step of the house where the christen- Ing wee ...
... y of the stomach, so that the King has been able to take nourishment. His Majesty is also much disposed to sleep, and ?? speaking, better symptoms are now poroeptible. ...
... penrdentc, the following details of Garibaldi at Caprera,- General Garibaldi left Naple8 withonlytenplastreosinhis pocket, or to speak caore correctly, in the pocket of Basso, his Ecoretary. General Garlbaldi's pocket, quite the con- trary to nature, which has ...
... friend and collesgas late gla.nce ?? r narrative of the events in Chins-a narrative which, whe' tlrer you speak of its horrors, or whether you speak of its triumphs, is so tinged with the colour of eastern fable that you can scarcely believe it is dry reality ...
... who treats the whole case with much fairness, though rather allowing tl:o letters to speak for themselves than endeavouring to interpret their moaning, thus speaks upon the subject of the trial: This was Bacon's case. He o wed nothing to Essex that ...
... THE REV, J.F, MOODYONTHE NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL LITERATURE OF THE DAY. The Rev. J. F. Moody, in speaking at an annual meeting of the Wesleyan Mental Improvement Society of Woiver. hampton, spoke at coneiderable length on the above subject. After referring ...
... has justly recognised that the visit of her Eon aroused the kind and generous sympathies of our citi- zens, and, if I may so speak, has created an almost personal. interest in the fortunes of the royalty which he so well re- presents. ' The President trusts ...
... of December 28th complains, in its semi-official article, of mysterious diplomatic man. aiuvres against Italian unity, and speaks very boldly of the resolution and power of Italy to be the arbiter of her own destinies, and to frustrate attempts at dictation ...
... own, but would cite as witnesses the Ministers of the Crown by whom the treaty had been negotiated. Mr. Milner Gibson, in speaking to his constitutenti, said that the opponents of the commercial treaty were animated by the anti Gallican spirit of the last ...
... Pentonville Ront, Lno ndon.12 07 WANTED, a SITUATION asn Brmaid, in an Hotel. Has beon inorsught rip to lire tuhiesele. Can speak French fluently. Good references -Adrero hy letter, 206, Daily Veel Office .11192 WINE and SPYIRIT 'I IADII. -WANTED, Ia an ...
... Gospel of Christ. Where Christianity was established, as it was in this Laud-a fixed routine, go to speak-apostolical leaders were, oomparatively speaking, of little moment lh the Church's work; andyet they knew of vwhat moment it was that even here there ...