... qualities of the Aryan races are shared by some of the other families of man.' Of the capacities of the Asiatic peoples we can speak with an approximation to certainty, for their native talent/ and tendencies have been displayed in their civiliseboos; but ...

... deal of interest was displayed at Bath, the sewage of towns and the food of the people. He did not regret being excused from speaking on the question of sewage, as the subject was one which was not altogether agreeable, and one which could net be freely handled ...

... spot. There was not specie dirt to be seen in any part of the Workhouse, fact which cannot be too bighly commended, and which speaks volumes for the ears and attention the master aud matron. The lay in uniform rows, were a pattern tidiness. Those belonging ...

... instrument of the war, will distinguish itself by prodigies valour in favour of either side.” If consistency were thing worth speaking about, it might be instructive to compare this sentence with the numerous Times' articles written to prove that the war was ...

... will you go on ? (cheers.) 'Mr. Griffith—No, he shall not; until this room is given to us as a private room, nobody shall speak. —(Tremendous shouting ensued for Mr. Lloyd; and ■omebody, amid great laughter, added, “I was invited to a public meeting ...

... the Council. Mr. Richardson —Stop, sir (cries of “ Chair, chair,” and great confusion). You have allowed other gentlemen to speak, and I claim my right (disapprobation). Mr. Richardson then remarked that was not one of those who signed that requisition ...

... the Government, and the Convention will help to attain it. As regards the meaning of the transfer of the capital, facts will speak for themselves. The execution of this condition is being prepared, and in a few months (saving its ratification by the Parliament) ...

... fish. Lawyer’s Pay.—A pert young hamster once boasted to a member of the bar that lie had received twenty guineas for speaking in a certain lawsuit; the other replied, received double that sum for keeping silent in that very case.” A young French officer ...

... had not known better how to get rid of troublesome questions and avoid damaging revelations; blame for Signor Lanza, for speaking inopportunely and ill-ad visedly; blame for Signor Nigra, who had said more than he was justified in doing in his note of ...

... the chair (applause). Mr. Aid. Gresham seconded the proposition. He observed that it would be quite unnecessary for him to speak of the excellent things that might be said of Mr. Lumsden, but be could not refrain from mentioning the fact that last year ...

... of the army, and knowing the officers to whom he had entrusted the carrying out certain combinations he felt warranted in speaking with the utmost confidence of pending achievements. The news brought by the Scotia shows that the Southrons are resolved ...

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