... fools is folly.” Well might the deputation obseive an ominous silence since their return ! Two of them had been permitted to speak, the other had prevailed upon himself (creditably enough) not to do so. The effect produced by the united efforts of the three ...

... is com|»elled to admit that there is no strong German feeling in Schleswig. Even in central Schleswig nearly all the people speak Danish, and the German troops cannot make themselves understood. northern Schleswig the German element is still weaker, and ...

... open price being to 1 (t). The two Madagascar Ambassadorsarrivcd at ampton last week. They are of . i, European costume. They speak a little . _ Their complexions are dark; they have *i » and very little hair on the he d. , The Young Prince. - The Pod says:- ...

... his examination lasted alnuit tilty minutes. The acte d'accusation hail been translated into Italian for the prisoners, who speak but lit !e French, and interpreter had to employe*! for the whole four. Greco admitted ail that was st ted concerning himself ...

... some give an insight into the subject of his address:—“ I time, and during the last few nights had slept upon should wish to speak upon tiie subject on which sofa down-stairs. Mr. Brownndge, surgeon, has thoughts have duri»g my life been chiefly occupied; ...

... whether the navy estimates should of , b , ' !''” r!;a ' s „„ ' aril gboisd in the Government . memlier nllowed or anthonstnl speak the Dam.-Germnn papers w. re ■ all are counterfeit, and nnpnblic. or publish, io the name of the socitU any , I one of Treasury ...

... the Church of Christ) might llic subject action at Jaw'. (5) —lt will also Ik; seen that this witness when was allowed to speak made charges, all of which were nearly the same happened in my letter to the Areiibishop. lam very il'ing indeed trespass so ...

... the bridge had been ordered destroy. discharge granted. to be “the right man in the right place, and was pay. bat what aie speaking ot is whether the enemy tired very well. His fixed batteries were Town Council.—On Thursday evening, the second ordered to ...

... and requested, order to th ...

... subject. I have shown, think, that the present condition of many these friendly societies indeed, I might go further, and, speaking generally, might say that the present condition these societies is more less unsatisfactory. Some of them cannot call un ...

... Perhaps it might matter of interest to the house to know that one of the most eminent authorities among actuaries states (speaking of a number societies) that the expenses for the first live years theirexistence are alwut 13 per cent, of the assets. In ...

... word and blow. Possibly without actual war, might have saved Denmark from attack, but cannot the same time eschew force and speak with the voice of command. We cannot once cling peace and dictate to Europe. We cannot combine the position of France with ...