... doubtful whether it was murder or self-destruction; and Carleton maintain- 0 ing silence on the subject himself, although able to speak i sensibly, at intervals, to questions propose, seems not the least singular part of the affair. We defer, however, to the ...

... fairly consider this as a gemin thecoronet of their institutions. (Applause.) The sentiment upon which he had been asked to speak was- Education gives competency for gaining a live- lihood in thie world- and this was so obvious that he should rather put ...

... Convocation, and compare it with the condition in which it now stands, and he wiU see the grounds upon which we venture to speak so highly of the Dean of Nor- wich's motion in the Lower House in the past year. It is true the motion was not carried; but ...

... ought to feel that it is conduct unbecoming an t , officer and a gentleman to try to impose upon t foreigners whom he speaks of as friends in a matter which they must be simply stupid and c ignorant not to apprehend. In the same way it c is rather ...

... ag eed most heartily with the re- marks of the chairman; and, having personally known the t late Prinoe Consort, he could speak of his utility. He had t done great service to this cotttry; although lie came youngt here, lie entered our institutions with ...

... We are judging them by their noisiest stump orators and their least scrupulous writers. To imagine that the New York lcrald speaks the governing sentiment of America is a more serious error even than to identify the people of Ire. laud with the sentiments ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... 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; ...

... of English, though it was quite clear, from the attention he paid to the witnesses, that he did, and had an interpreter to speak for hits. Through this person he denied what had been said agiinat him, and said that his reason for playing a second time ...

... surrender of Messrs. 6tidelI and Mason. Now, gentlemen, I trust that the people on tubs sides of the water-and when I speak: of thle people, I speak of tlte industrial andi working cleasses-will prevent the government from going to war, except in the last extremity ...

... material inte- rests of this country. Now, touching that portion of these recollections-the material interests of this country-speak- ing in an assembly of Irishmen, may I not remind your lordship with truth that if ever there was a country that bad a claim ...