... he has twice been in office, his wary aud subtle eloquence is taken for what it is worth. He commanded attention because he speaks well, and because a desire was felt to know the real views of his party, so that preparations might be made against them. ...

... patriotism. It is not just that men should always speak for us, still less that they should send throughout the world a false report of us ; and I trust that I may he excused if I break silence, and speak for nmy countrywomen, of whose sentiments I may ...

... lie expects, as already ltited. to ?? -an andiencc of the Emperor, and if ?? cllrse of convorsation should encourage him to Speak eli political topics, he is prepared to ex- plaia tho reasolls Which compelled the Russian Cabiiet to decline colnplialcu uith ...

... and it was nearly half anhour before she recovered herchild. On her finding it, her joy was so great that she could scarcely speak. She was afterwards assisted home by some women who were passing. She was the wife of a bricklayer living somewhere in Pimlico ...

... ago; and that his depar- ture has no other cause whatever. The Patric and the Natiof (which in this instance pull together) speak of the journey which has excited so much diplomatic commotion in quite another tone. The Patrie says Far from justifying the ...

... Bryant had charge of a gang of convicts n who were engaged in trenching. The prisoner was among ;~ them- *nd as the warder was speaking to some of the pri- k sonere, Hutcheson came behind him and struck him a violent E blow on the right temple with his spade ...

... rather bear with the peculiarities of their brethren, unless it was con- trary to the practices and teaching of the church. In speak- ing of Dr. Ellicott as his own personal friend, the preache congratulated the church upon having a man who would bring to ...

... buoyant materials in the construction of the interior of the ships as will enable them to float even if filled with water. In speaking of iron vessels, I do not mean the iron shot-proof vessels, but those built of the usual shipbuilding iron plates; the day ...

... examined as yea, and it is not even settled who will speak on behalf of the , government when the debate shall come on. Never- theless, the France repeats that M. Billault is already commissioned to speak on the occasion, and I I adds that he will read important ...

... for admission to most of the schools for the blind. Of the 30,000, about 400 are employed by the association of which we speak, and the six associations formed on its model. The parent association, 125 and 127, Euston-road, employs 170 of the 400, at ...

... put me into a In. t natic asylum, where there is no prospect. Hec was then removedj. _ __ _ _ _t The II Times, Sept. 15, speaking of Benson'sa Modern and Antique Watches in the Exhibition,says- Aqs affnrding themost ?? contrast, Mr.Becsonshowswiththese ...

... and I cannot speak con- fidently, but I have no reason to doubt that the Post-offiee could undertake the distrihution of all or nearly all the stamps that are sold. I think, in the course of two or three weeks, I shall be able to speak with some degree ...