... Pope 5 should have so peremptorily rejected the conciliatory a propositions made by the French government. He P will probably speak on the suhject. 9 The Princess Royal will arrive at Osborne to-day a direct from Antwerp. The London papers are principally ...

... ?? plaintiff could not speak English, and gave bis evidence through an ?? defen- dant stated that a verbal agreement was made that his brother should receive 16s per month, and board, lodging, and washing. EHe could not 'speak English, however, and was ...

... threatened to take- away her life. Between seven and eight o'clock on Thursdayevening, Thorley went to her house, and asked to. speak to, her. She Ity followed him out. They again quarrelled, and. he cat lher threat, After his apprehension Thorley stated that ...

... patron of: art, Professor Sedgwick could say how highly and how ad- mirably lie protected it ; and the, people of Leeds could speak of his acquaintance with music, for they had the' privilege in the Parish-cherch of hearing two services-hibh were composed ...

... but kindly about her wvork when it was done wrong, and had told-her what to do, and she teoot it vesy haid. Ho hard not to speak to her so much, hlow.. c ever, of late. About hialf-past feer on Monday afternoon th; thle deceased was crying because she ...

... even by neand nO cedit in Enland, are excluded from this tli1asure, because those journalH trade upon defa- is n, and onivs speak of Franc? and the government lel: ected t.) ii 3n1 *,alunmniate hoth. ...

... strength, and it is no disparagement .th to the latter to say they would be less efficient than sr- the British, I do not speak of actual fighting, for our as battle-fields in Canada alone tell how desperate may be he the encounters between the armies ...