... with cold pomade. Still this sensa- tion increases, lasts, goes away, and returns to torment him. The machine of which 1I speak was put into operation three days ego. Iti ot fio ae, in wbliclh is sus- pended a cradle of swathes-a sort of hanging cradle-into ...

... regret to add that the offenders are not always drunk, nor are they confined to the lower orders. English gentlemen, as a body, speak the truth; they also boast of being able to hear it ; but of this I have my doubts: and as so much has been said and written ...

... 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- ...

... EVEXWNG. The Temps very justly remarks that the Italian government is just now speaking much better than it acts. The (Ofici(al (taetfeand General Durando's' circular despatfh speak in firm and dignified terms ! of the necessity of Italian unity, with Rome ...

... still or retrogressing public detriment is caused. The progress at which I aim will only be a wise and moderate one. People speak of making up differences and concluding peace. Who has broken peace ? Not I. I hope that the opinion which is opposed to ...

... and for good reasons. A public monument, espe- cially a monument proceeding from a spontaneous national influence, should speak a language under- standed of the people. There may be mystic meanings in an obelisk, not to perceive which may denote, ...

... and pays officially two manifest errors. Nor is this all. 1A. Renan does not believe in the Divinity of Jesus Christ: but he speaks of Him in magnificent terms, like a scholar ) who is accustomed to harmonise solid erudition with sound) philosophy; like ...

... therefore sent for by Commander Hume, before whom he stood with his left hand in his pocket when spoken to. The commander did not speak to him concerning the allegedimpropriety, but Captain Chamberlain noticed the circumstance and expostulated with him,. The ...

... beginning to speak well of Lord Lyons, and he adds that a few monthsa ago these same journals 'vililied and abused' him. Having been a tolerably diligent reader of the leading news- papers of the country for a long time past, I have a right to speak .n the ...

... the other Italian provinces also that the English minister zealously pursues his pious work, as I venture to call it, of speaking the truth. WhatI a difference between the honest statement of facts presented by him and certain reports of other. diplo ...

... he already speaks as the tl weariest he ever passed, these dreary thoughts will eat deeper and deeper into him, and sadden, if ' they do not sour, one of the finest natures that )fever a man was blessed with. Of the American war he speaks no more. It ...

... from expressing itself against l him for what he is doing now, 4s some do, or hesi- tating what to think, as others do, would speak with one voice of stern and uncompromising re- probation of the manner in which Garibaldi has by turns been cajoled, deceived ...