... expenditure of the wages of labour in the com. 'Oal fort. and conveniences of life; they speak of the means by had which he may a e in comparative comfort * they speak to acrs hia of the meesie of affording a better education to hki hu. family, and if he ...

... tar was let go, while he was taken into custody, and asked the constable whether be heard him speak to the porter. The constable said he did not hear him speak to the 1 porter, but he heard him say Give it to the old -. The porter said a conetable wanted ...

... children, and who, practiall rs, speaking, Ma very douarl for a Ind artiole. The he Right Ron.. William 0owper, in 1858, said, 'The F. education gven in the middle~lasu and commercial schools :he is, generally speaking, as faulty, in comparison with all ...

... more than that of his own country for support and countenance. Of the exact value of these works wee are of course unable to speak from any knowledge of our own; but when we find that they have won the 1 commendation of such authorities as Dr. A. Sprenger ...

... weaker party, according to Lord l'almerston's favourite doctrine that it is always dan- g lrous to offend the strong. The Pays speaks in the same tone, and with even more emphatic incivility, towards the English mi- nistry. It says: We believe it would be ...

... THE VIENNA. PRESS ON THE FRANCO- ITALIAN TREAT Y. I I The Vienna journals continue to speak in a very alarmed tone of the Frauco-Italian Treaty. Who then, says the Watderer, has been threatening Italy that she all at once seems so concerned for the ...

... Austria and his family council, but I observe that the evening papers, most likely to reflect the impressions of the government, speak very seriously of it, and seem to have no warrant for suggesting that things look better than they did yesterday. The Pays ...

... of the city. RUMOURED MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN ITALY. PARIS, MARCH 15. The Nation of this evening says :- Letters from Turin speak of an approaching change in the ministry. The new cabinet would comprise Baron Ricasoli, Signor Rattazzi, and General La Mar- ...

... venture to address you on the subject. It is only, however, a small portion of it which I pre- rsume to touch: a portion which I speak about from personal observation, as well as from a very special attention to it as a matter of study. I should be glad to have ...

... renew the contest. This telegram was shown to two or three persons, and the osgineer of the steamer Wonder heard one of them speak about it just as the vessel was leaving for Southamnpton on Wednesday evening. When he mentioned the circumstance On board ...

... should say so, as I believe both were legal. What.! o wemar not allowed to meet under the empire of universal suifrage to speak about the candidates I If so, then no go6 vernment would be possible. I cannot understand this pro. B ceas. Indeed, I believe ...

... and protestant arithmetics and ?? even this is poesible-we speak simply of the loss of that bond of union which arises from having drunk knowledge at the same source-which consists in speaking the same thing, to use St. Paul's expressive language, on ...