... presented to Captain William Barker, the master of the vessel, that he was an agent of the Sailors' Home, and that he wanted to speak to the seamen. Captain Barker said he might do so, and that he was to leave the ship directly afterwards. To the great surprise ...

... Russian, and Spa- nish breeds. Of the rough Scotch greyhounds or long dogs there are also some fine specimens. The dogs I now speak of were either not in the gardens at my first visit or I did not see them. I do not now repeat the enumeration of the species ...

... the address took place to-day in the Senate. It is a paraphrase of tile Imperial speech, to which it replies. The address speaks of the devotion of France to the In- perial family, and says, relative to Mexico, that the primitive object of the expedition ...

... On going there he found Haganstanding by the bed,with his wife's head resting on his right arm, and calling out, Kitty, speak to me ! He saw the woman was dead, and he told him not to shift her any more, and he immediately sent another constable for ...

... but now' they have found'out that not the least ill-feeling exists towards them, and the who can speak FrebchI converse very readily with anyone who speaks to them. The M6iorial de la Loire of Saturday says: The Panis journals have mentioned with something ...

... cared to open the debate. We ask fur.t ther told that on that occasion the House of Corn- C mons sot four daye without speaking or doing anything. E JTweu the fearless Eliot himself curbed his haughty spisit, A an sluijresitiiisi his seat, when the ...

... clean breast of it, but the rumour goes that the Emperor said to a cabinet minister, Make your mind easy, Lavalette'will not speak. M. Barthe, senator, First President of the Court of Accounts and a Grand Cross of the Legion of Honour, died yesterday at ...

... com- mon action of the three great powers. The Patbie, speaking evidently from the same set of instructions, but in plainer terms, says: If France or her sovereign is to accept the mission of speaking alone in the name of Europe, it will be necessary that ...

... semi-official print makes light of Prince Napoleon's speech in the Senate, and speaks of him as a man of no weight, whose opinions have no echo. That he is not authorised to speak officially on behalf of the Emperor is sufficiently proved by M. Billault's ...

... gret, therefore, that 'we discover an equally strong and sure grasp employed in the volumes before us upon characters which speak a language never be- fore heard in the worhl of letters, and upon events which have only a very narrow local interest. We would ...

... A Polish peasant, rather the worse for drink, hearing a policeman speaking German, went up to him and asked him what lie meant by talking to them in German, adding that he ought to speak Polish. The police- manl looked exceedingly foolish, not knowing ...

... by the United States. He, however, asserts that, while thus speaking of 11 the European powers, he has no complaint to make that these nations have declared their neutrality. rg In speaking of the war, he says :- Tt is my painful he duty again to inform ...