... flirts the most desperate are childless matrons, and of widows the most inconsolable are the most easily consoled. We are not speaking here of those women who are widows indeed, who stand steadfast in their grief from the yearning too obstinate after ...

... The members have not taken the oaths, and possess, strictly speaking, no authority of their own. The chief clerk indicates, by pointing with his pen or finger, the members who are to speak, and if necessary puts the question to the House. A Speaker elect ...

... the preqent)nolongeramember. (A laugb.) TheLord Mayor hbd frotten tht be hadplaced him in thedelicate position of heving to speak for.a body to whom he hoped to belong, though from, whom he was for the tino disassociated. How could he return tbapkv witiont ...

... whoce ofewminute beore the time found the compartments devoted to the tednd class ticketholdeor witbcout lights, and on speaking t the officials they were informed that the lamps would be put in as quicky1 as possible, Thus induced teo eater the train ...

... the journalists of Russia proper have done in reference to the Russian Germans. Letters which we have received from Spain speak of the insurrection as almost at an end, and attribute this entirely to the tact and prudence OfO'Donnell. There can be little ...

... chosen vessels, a douche of declamation. Tea-time was half-past five, P.M., which is rather too early for a busy man, but the speaking did not commence until a quarter past seven, at which fraction of an hour it was possible for one to join the assembly, not ...

... language, ' the laws of a country are the grand imperishable monuments of a nation's constittioen, and, written in history, speak always a nation's honour or disgrace, and he wrote long letters to the learned judge who presided (Mr. Justice Mellor) to ...

... gifted and eloquent of living orators,, P,~s tohe however, upon which stress seems to be especially laid are h e gifs5 speaking entirely extemporaneously, and her remarkable acnlt~ f endurance. As an instance of the latter, it is mentioned that sh ...

... NORTI-HCOTE does not so much speak as Cdirp, and this precisely expresses the character of the ideas he endeavours to utter. You can't chirp out an answer to a great popular demand, whether just or unjust. When a man begins to speak thoughts which come from ...

... Dublin, on coming up from Cork; hbut after dinner, he proceeded to a public-house In the neighbourhood, wrhere he commenced speaking about Feciane and Fenlanlem to a numbe r of persons w ho had asembled in the place. 8Ome warm words enselld, ;vhen Warner ...

... It Is the bounden duty of the par- liament and people of England to see to it that this something else Is employed; or, to speak In plainer words, the Irish alien Church must be abolished- Irish landlords musti be controlled in their extermi- nating e ...

... tugin'eand will be driven, should the Couincil hold out, to authorize 50ething like a coree dWat. The Gazette des Etrangers, in speaking of a masked ball about to be b one of the notorieties of the demi-monde, says that upwards of tscenty married ladies, moving ...