... nshichl bore W by N, saw a h brqre, wc whh apeeaced to be in distress, i ut owiig to tlte violesce of tie e gale could not speak to Icor. Drove tell 5 a.n. of thle 'Il Dec. gale moderated, aes wee bhere cown, and were requested to lay by ler. At 7-30 a ...

... te reepeot, and to hold it back upon the brink of dangerous entangle- ment. The best devotion is that which knows hoew to speak solatary truths in time of need, We are unani- mous in advising that an end should be put to the Mexican expedition, far be ...

... Not tempered with. Mr ?? Yes. [Renewed uproar.] Mr M OSELY taid he begged to move tleat Mr Richard- son be taot allowed to speak unless he withdrew his assertion that the voting papers bad been tampered with, Mr RICHaRDSoONNI have not used the word ' tom- ...

... great majority of mankind. Naturally, there was this broad and striking resemblance between the two; but yet the Almighty, speaking to us as He did throughout the economy of nature. at once pointed ont this great difference-it was natural for the animal ...

... but his son, who attended to the business, offered a lower price than thelgirl asked. The latter thereupon went outside to speak to some one, and witness also went out and found the girl who had been in the shop talking with the other two prisoners, as ...

... decided to prefer the above charge. We understand that, although the prisoner has borne an excelleot character generally speaking, and was in all other respects well fitted to discharge the duties devolv- ing upon him, he has given way to drinking habits ...

... tire affected portions to slough off in one mess. His patient alter the removal of -the tongue, could neither swallow nor speak, but performed both those funictions on being sup. plied with a gutta-percha tongue of the natural size.- -Intellectueal Observer ...

... committed.” Now, this is excellent rule, hut in practice Mr. Sydney 1 urner is himself often finding fault with it. Thus, in speaking of the Market Weighton Reformatory, he says he found the arrangements and premises in good working order”—the looking generally ...

... mission is to warn the executive power with affectionate respect and to hold it back on the brink of dangerous entanglements to speak salutary truths in time of need. We are unanimous in advising that an end should be put to the Mexican ex. pedition—far be ...

... Flowery Land, which sailed from the West India Docks on the 28th of July last., a n d the five prisoners, four of whom could speak a little English, also formed part of the crew. The captain's nam e Was George or John mnith, and the vessel was bound t e ...

... by cloek t men. He quite helpless sod died ia his chair eight and airs o'clock. He appeared to be in great pain, but be not speak so that she could understand him. Hs did as. vomit. The aeighboars wet for a doctor, who saw before deatli.-04' mg* Wing, stoker ...

... n • a bad audience, or a thin audience, meaning a small congregation. There is. indeed, a lower deep than this; it 111 to speak of a crowded house; meaning a congregation whieh fills its church. Let not phrases taken from the theatre or the lecture-room ...