... which have been discovered many objects of interest—especially small but beautiful statue, of which I shall have occasion to speak later. The well about sixty-five feet in depth, and still retains about fifteen feet of water. It is surrounded by a low parapet ...

... boast of head of hair, which many cannot; I was quite bald on the crown of my head when I began using it.”—W B. Evencustomer speaks highly of your Crinilenc.—F. P. Jones, Chemist, 6, Paradise-street. Liverpool. “HINTS ON THE MANAGEMENTOF THE HAIR,” Whiskers ...

... him fixedly): I don’t say that Latour was there, only I heard every one speak ill of him, and say that was tbeio. Then I said, “Well, he might say I was there.”—Lttour: Then he speaks like a parrot. —Auilouy then declared he had confidence in Latour, and ...

... went into room. He demanded some pawn-ticket* belooruiT secutrix, which Mrs Dawson refused to pros-cutrix, who was unable to speak, motived ceucs. She managed to crawl stain intoiieii when a crowd collected, and Dr Hay was *. answer to Mr Travis, prosecutrix ...

... Nasionc of Florence, reside about thirty men and women, who, from a singular religious fanaticism, have made a vow never to speak. For some years past they have maintained silence. A tradesman grocer) is mentioned, who carries his business without uttering ...

... splendour, keen diamonds in their 1 Oh! the eyes that trance all feelings—making them victims to their might. Oh ! the eyes that speak deep language, when the timid lips are still! Oh ! the eyes soft as moonlight, glistening on the mountain nil; Oh ! the eyes ...

... of his profession. Before going ihto action be caused himself to be lashed to the rigging ' of the Hartford whence, by a speaking trumpet running to the deck, he communicated his orders to those below, I' and so to the rest of the fleet. From this elevated ...

... grasp; then, approaching him more cautiously, he dexterously seized him by the arm and dragged him ashore. The persons present speak with admiration of the prompt and cool manner in which the little fellow acted, and affirm but that for his intrepidity the ...

... mernb er of the House of Coinmons,-but there iLS one present slt who will tell you (alluding to Sir Frank Crossley) that I speak, truly,-lias to encounter. hy There is cajolery of every sort, there is tempta-' detion of every daseription, but the grand ...

... hours are mauch too long, and your not giving him any time for his breakfast is t certainly nut conducive to his health. I am speaking to J 0 you, as I would wish to impress upon your mind that a it is better to lead both men and lads than to attempt to e ...

... ? manner. I am aware that the ria term ' College' has great latitude of meaning, and that Ed, we may speak of a college of beep, just as we may speak of of a professor of dancing, but when we come to apply to the term ' college' to a place of education ...

... vehemently declared his innocence, and maintained that the evidence against him ought to have no weight with the jury. After speaking some time with extreme animation, he concluded with saying, you condemn me to death I shall be loaded with irons, but will ...