... tongues. The literatures they contain be- long to the past: the nations to which they belong, the societies of which they speak, the social and political feelings they paint, have passed away: and these are very great matters indeed for the purposes of ...

... THE BROMPTON ORATORY CASE I - On Monday Mr Selfe received a number of letters 3 speaking in lhs highest terms of the character of Alrs 0 MIDermot. Among them was one from Mr Frederick 3 L Blunt, from the vicarage, Scarborough. He stated that he had known ...

... division, had her re- moved to the Geroan Hospital. On Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, she was partly sensible, but unable to speak. When ashkd if she vished to make any statement, she wrote the word No. Her death is expected. ...

... for a time impossible. The following are the facts of the ?? two o'clock a well-dressed man went to the embassy and asked to speak with the ambassador's secretary. He had scarcely been introduced into the office when cries of 'Murder ' were heard. The people ...

... Lord, I can state from painful experience, if that statement has reference at all to the past, it is in every way incorrect I speak from an experience of several months in Fort Deleware. Daring rny imprisonment there, the number of prisoners would average ...

... 30 blows with their fists, and Hood took a running kick at my head, but I received the blow; on my shoulder. They did not speak a word all the time. The boy ran away after Hoodhad had hold of him, and he left his cap. The prisoners then ran away, and ...

... the-East, you have been ground down too long already. Shake off your sloth. Let not a crafty, jesuitical rector devise you ; speak like honourahlsb and free men on Saturday the 29th Prepare for your meeting. Remember the destitution amidst your families ...

... cattle by thousands. The fact that it has been recommended by the Sanitary Commission, in its report on the Cattle Plague. must speak well in its favour. For information w ith regard to this dis- infectant, our readers must consult our advertising columns and ...

... myriads of birds, and around us rolled the dark waters, in which it seemed that we must soon be engulfed. It is impossible to speak too highly of the conduct of the ladies at the time the vessel struck, and during the whole of that most fear- ful night. Not ...

... bonds between two sovereigns and two countries is the murder of our compatriot, one Ott, ts the GOssstifittiostnl elegantly speaks of him, by Counst voes Eulenburg, and the extreme mansuetude with which the Berlin Cabinet and its agents proceed against ...

... new featume presenting itself. It is thought that the case for the Crown will close this evening, anal that Mr. Butt will speak for the defence in the morning It is nimoured that a clerk in one of the Civil Service Departmen2ts wvas arrested yesterday ...

... wishes' from them, and to tell their ! fortunes. She pretended to be deaf and dumb, and in the Court she could not be induced to speak, though it was clearly proved that she had both talked and heard when the occasion demanded it. Mr Leatham (the chairman), ...