... than 300 deputies from the Ditmarsch paid its homage to-day. In all other respects than these well-meant but, politically speaking, barren demonstrations the cause of the Prince cannot be said to make much progress here. The feeling that success cannot ...

... his electoral friends as “ the public;” or, perhaps, this may be another mode of proving his “delicacy,” it enables him to speak thus modestly of his powers of persuasion. But we now come Dibb’s “strong reason” for moving the jirevious question, and if ...

... found that the face and feet had been gnawei by rats. Tbe New York Herald would write General Tom Thumb, or Barium, or bis Speaking Fish, for President, if the article would make a “sensation,” and sell an extra twenty thousand.— Era. annual return for ...

... the business of the court. mistress to speak kindly to her the subject, out its evil effects, and try to draw her into getting little money into the savings’ bank, than allow herself to feel annoyed, and go to speak about it to other ladies when she makes ...

... lying at the bottom the £ll aad when we got to the bottom saw him and Wabey touched him, and said Holloa . Mid not move or speak V/abey gave me the tools he was carrying-a hay-kmie and n«;'> e-- man at that time was lying on his face. a y torned him over ...

... expression of sedateness, amounting almost to slowness and heaviness, expression well-matched by deliberate gravity speech, he speaks excellent English, but has a slight, yet very perceptible difficulty of utterance, apparently caused some peculiar defect ...

... or Ihe principle involved in the choice of ruler, may fudge from the selection they have made or would “f.'. Holsteiner,” speaking of Schleswig-Hol■tein” and the “Duchies of Schleswig-Uolste n, is, 1 trust ouilty ot a geographical and grammatical erroi ...

... Beautiful shells are unfading ■■* ■■ and enduring in their beauty, a delight to the eye, PPATTR THE LONDON AND and a voice speaking of the wonders of Creation, at THE FKAUD ON JHE Ann all time 3 am i ia all seasonB> If there be any who do WAbiJxLirloliliA ...

... fora time, for many of the Town Council getting too old to learn new language and would live with ill grace the privilege of speaking the |nlv language familiar to them. Let it remembered that by laying aside the use . I foul language the rta merits of each ...

... professional services during the period of six years in which has held that arduous and responsible office. The Governors cannot speak too highly of Mr. Evans’s j rofessional abilities, nor his having promoted in tv«ry way the best interests of their institution ...

... the case, he w'as afraid they could not look at their hands for any very important measures. He did not believe, frankly speaking, that the present Parliament would take the question of reform in a manner justifying the expectations and just hopes of ...

... the principle involved in the choice of a ruler, may jn li>e from the selection they have made or would A Holsteiner,” in speaking of Schleswig-Holstein” and the “Duchies of Schleswig-Holstein,” is, ltrust,*guilty of geographical and grammatical error ...