... their untruth, but precisely for the contrary reason. Everybody knew that he was speaking the truth, but they knew it was an ugly fact, and were afraid that by speaking out at such a time lie would only encourage the crimes which were the result of ...

... Undeceive them, and the cause of King Cotton would be lost. I was exiled because I dared to think and d speak for myself and for them. But I think and speak y still for my bretheren of the true South, and 1 advocate pure '.Southern aights. Go, search the ...

... John (complainant) became more t boisterous and violent. ' We are not deaf,' says Father Lavelle; but John Horan continued to speak in such a a way that some of the other parties could not be heard; i then Father Lavelle went over and gave the man a slap; ...

... Warehousemnen and Clerk's Schol, teproa of which was before thesi. [The children were inth room whiOR his Royal Highness was speaking,] His only astonishment was, that amongst the vast variety of institutions of tskidi hemrolis, a charity like this had not ...

... was at a loss for somebody to speak Italian to the Papal .Nuncio, said lie would undertake the duty cheer- fully if Italian were spoken in Irish, and so it is with languages learned by Englishmen in six months ; their speaking of German, French, or Italian ...

... ignorance of the accused en admission of guilt. This argument is thus disposed of byBentham. Innocence claimstheright of speaking, rR guilt invokes the privilege of silence. It was further argued that the present practice ought not to be altered unles ...

... anon c' e the resonant voice of Baron Nicotera rent the air na t of the spacious hall, sustained and harmonised, 0l l so to speak, by an occasional chord from Crispi's w d powerful organ. It was a crescendo of confusion-re a veritable Babel. To defend himself ...

... turn of fortune's wheel may bring back the Tories to office and provide him with a suitable suc- cessor; but this I know (speaking merely as an humble minember of the profession), that the case is one that deserves the attention of Parliament, better, ...

... home powver a balance on the right side of the ledlger of 23,19t,720 guilders. This may be called a brilliant result, and speaks well for Dutch colonial management. Java, how- ever, is the only profitable source of colonial income-for the West Indian ...

... present. It contains a general traverse without denying anything pro- cisely, for the reason, probably, that it dares not speak with precision in the face of facts positively affirmed by the correspondent of the 1rddpedance Belcge, who was an eye witness ...

... some ardent minds, in some wounded spirits, to fatal ideas which would seriously compromise the destinies of our country. I speak not merely of the deplorable crimes recently perpetrated at Warsaw, of those monstrous deeds unexampled in our past history ...

... the taxpayers of Great Britaiu. THE AMERICAN STRUGGLE. TO THE ErDTOR OF THE DAILY NEWS. SIB,-Eminent men in America are now speak- ing out on the subject of the war, and certainly they give no uncertain sound. Emerson, rising with the mighty occasion, has ...