... household for s the Queen, the writer speaks of the personal loss . sustained in the death of Prince Albert: Hew I shall miss his conversation about the children ! He used often to come into the school-room to speak about the education of the children, ...

... sometbiig of e- the simplehearted manliness of a British sailor, and a- the devotion that spoke of a grand and noble purpol 1- He speaks with the same patience of the loss of the I steamers built for him, and which he took ot, of 1y how the natives paddled ahead ...

... corner of the thick veil which has hitherto covered the basis of these important negotiations. It must be understood that I speak merely of thejbasis, and with the utmost reserve. But this basis is now determined and acceepted on both sides, and the Marquis ...

... great truth underlying the many strata of opinion. Notljing could be more interesting than to hear Sr Rgoderick Murohison speak of the differences that had existed between his theories and those of Sir Charles Lyell, and which still continued after ,fiondsbip ...

... 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 ...

... when he entered the room, he was so overcome by the news he bad received only ten minutes previously that he could scarcely speak. He believed be told theaudience that he could not put two sentences coherently together, so deeply grieved was he at the loss ...

... govern- ment. The 15 per cent. maximum of oustoms duties for Brazil was too low. The Friend to Both Countries evi- dently speaks with authority for Brazil, and he has been told as a secret. We now know why the Brazilian govern- ment were so impatient ...

... BRITISE ASSOCIATION. | (rsOM A aoBZoP nT.) BATH, FRnmAY. The sad death of Captain Speke is the only thing that people care to speak of to-day. The event has cast a gloom over the meeting generally, and espe- cially in the department which is the most popular ...

... neessity of removing at this time the st of government to the bas of theFArno, and even if I did this would not be the moment to speak of them. I know that you are in affiction, and I thought it would At be dicasteful if I came forward toshareitwith you. 1ddpot ...

... The captsingenersl has show patee uneasiness, and held acouncil with the principal civil eadrrmilitalry authoriis 2Tbe ?? speaks in the following terms of the nlew Cabinet: We sh1 oppose this minity unceaingly, because te Moderado par, of which it is ...

... The Tevns had ?? indications that this devoutly to be hoped withdrawal from Italy would soon take place. Cer- tain circles speak this evening of an old project, to wit, a visit to the Pope by the Empress Eugfnie. Her tendencies lead her in the direction ...

... of which he has had the range. He has never been in irons. Only a few lady pas- sengers and some gentlemen were allowed to speak to him on one or two occasions. A gentleman who went out in the Victoria with him also visited him on Thursday morning. He ...