... en. 1 speak of the naval volunteers with peculiar interest, fbc I was one of those who had the honour to advise the adoption of this special force. At the time when the subject was under discussion, we were told by those who professed to speak authori- ...

... called to the Duke of York, and there saw a man bleeding from the head. I asked who had done it, and before the landlord could speak the prisoner said, ' I did it, and meant to do it. I then took her into custody. Joseph Reed, 60 D-I was called to the house ...

... Italian loan rose 15c. In railways there was little change. A very scandalous and extraordinary cause of which I had occasion to speak long ago, that of the Marquis de Groslay-Virville against his wife, formerly Madlle. Caillard, the inheritor of a large fortune ...

... memo- rial might take, it would be of such a character that the ] working man might contribute. P Mr. J. Sxanow Wianer, in speaking on the subject, )said that from a radical point of view he blessed God 1 that he had lived under the reign of Queen Victoria ...

... guillot has undoubtedly been in the confidence -f the French government; like Oliver Cromwell, ?? once was in grace; does he speak from inspiration now ? He goes on to say that, just at the moment when the war was about to bring forth the fruits of its long ...

... nations, and against the free intercourse of the Southern States of America with the civilised world. Lord Lyons was desired to speak in this sense to Mr. Seward, who, it was hor would disavow the illgel project. Now, how. ever, that the project seems to have ...

... have threatened that she would one day give her what she would not recover from for seven years; and at another time, when speaking toa visitor of Ann Hannah, it is said that she used the words, ' I'll dae for her yet; I'll gang in and leave her a corpse ...

... prepared to say that he admitted the Hebrew prophets to be full of passages predictive of our Lord, it was a mere quibble to speak of Bishop Pearson as on his side. Then his learned friendC had quoted Bishop Lowth ; but the result of that learned and di ...

... and with it another slightly coloured figure of Pandora. Of the beauty and grace of form of the Venus it is needless now to speak; and whatever may be the taste of the spectator as to the vcexata qiuestio of colour, it is impossible but that this statue ...

... demanded on se. Coout of the Austrian navy, the Vienna Press, which enjoys the useful privilege of making the official journals speak, expressed a very rational opinion. It declared that by giv. iog en exaggerated development to that navy, and one that vould ...

... duties imposed upon me-I found myself engaged in a labour and discussion in the House of Commons of a most anxious kind. I am speaking of the period of time commencement of 1860. I and some others were then en- gaged in a very anxious and toilsome labour; ...

... one story, M. Ivon, the famous battle painter, got a ducking; but I rather think this can- not be true, because one journal speaks of his taking home one of the rescued persons in his carriage. Several inhabitants of Pasiy greatly distinguished themselves ...