... the heart of the people. has been a commonplace year a somewhat commonplace age and in so describing it we are, perhaps, speaking more respectfully of tbe dying year than if we could inscribe upon its tomb a hundred startling triumphs, \ Morning Advertiser ...

... Intend to be present That will be a good we have little doubt the men being aoeveniy matched in size and strength, ftnd report speaking of their science being also very much on a par. As to their condition we have the best reason for stating that nothing is ...

... probably is that, not being in the Cabinet, Mr. Barin knows little of what is going on there, butbeing a Minister,he was bound to speak as if knew a great deal The result was approval to the past and platitude as to the future. Lord Ardmillan, like his compeers ...

... accompany common catarrh, are very highly recommended a variety of quarters ; and, Indeed, all who have made a trial of them, speak loudly in their praise, affording effectual and speedy relief. To public speakers and singers these lozenges will be valuable ...

... omitted. A the age which children are employed la the trades here treated of, Mr. White finds that one or two of his witnesses speak of having begun work as young as five, and several at six, at which age, however, he has found very few In regular factories ...

... Goldschmldt, well known to the English public, has brought out a new tale Danish, entitled •'The Heir, of which Danish critics speak in high terms. The tale being prepared for English readers. The painting which represents N. Pisano, on the wall arcade of ...

... into which it forces its way. Mothers and aunts will suddenly assume, for this night only, antique and almost rustic air. and speak If their whole object in going into society were to see the young people enjoy themselves. When there are children in tbe ...

... llou*o of Commons out of old feudal council* of And the House of Commons creature of commerce, it was likely to ollaterally speak it* language. But it was t> most marked feature - natural perhaps, but most marked feature—of this talking age, that what was ...

... occasion like that, when all were perfectly agreed— (laughter). It appeared Miiue speaking io the To«u Hall—tb it the audience there was pretty uuauimous but know he) whin speaking in the Town Hall that outside tl rc are many who do not with us. ami we arc ...

... of them. But felt myself in difficulty, because that, after I despatched my letter, it occurred to I might called upon to speak—(laughter)—and yet I bouad say, and 1 say it with confusion of face, that uftcr twenty-(ivo years of experience a public speaker ...

... order to pursue Confederate fugitives beyoud the Canadian border. Bat the leading journal wholly forgets that, comparatively speaking only few years ago the territory of the United States itself was invaded under somewhat similar circumstances, that the invaders ...

... feet, and Is feet high. Having previously a minute description of the whole building, it will be only necessary this occasion speak In general terms of the effect- This we have now to do, with the greatest possible satisfaction, those present at the opening ...