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... There is apparently little change in the political aspect of affairs on the Continent. Some the telegrams speak more hopefully of the situation, but these have apparently very littlo ground to stand upon. The royal decree ordering the formation an Italian ...
... SPEAK NOT OF HER » peak not her !—my heart is till, Am Tan's halls that slumbered ; her ! 'tis music fill? I With memories unnumbered. The hall* Erin more The harper's tale glory; And where the blaxoned banners The ivy story. Yet much of bygone chivalry ...
... Prince Teck speaks English with great purity. One day this week, while a man was carting sand to church in course of erection at Moneyda, in Ireland, he was struck by lightning and killed on the spot. On Wednesday about 140 gentlemen assembled at a banquet ...
... From another letter is the fieas*. affiled R. a, Edinburgh, we make the following extract Hi* Grace speaks of the services had conducted Lord KinnamPs seat in Perthshire the preceding Suaday; the thanks had received, even with teen, from many the hamble ...
... Blairgowrie has set a good example to the other towns—both large and small —in the district, by speaking out early on behalf the Government I Reform Bill. The meeting in the Town Hall on Monday evening was well timed, the speeches excellent, and the ...
... Blairgowrie has sot a good example to the other towns—both large and small—in the district, speaking out early behalf of the Reform BilU The meeting in the Town Hall on Monday evening was well the speeches excellent, and all that is necessary. Meetings ...
... THE WIFE'S SORROW. With haggard eyes and pallid cheeks She sits alone—alone. She scarcely moves— ahe never speaks does not even groan. lut for a step she listens aye - A step cannot hear. For still the moment* glide away, And yet draws not near. Untouched ...
... this Court The Judge—You have no right to say so now. Kelly—Won't you let me speak f Oh, do let me speak. The Judge—No longer. Kelly—Oh that's too bad. Oh !de let roe speak. Nobody will be sorry for my death. Nobody will grieve for me. have no friends ...
... himself in this Court. The Judge—You have right to say now. Kelly—Wonyou let me speak? Oh, let speak. The Judge—No longer. Kelly—Oh.' that's too bad. Oh! do let me speak. Nobody will be sorry far my death. Nobody will grieve for me. I have no friends ...
... beg leave call this lady to order. A* I understand she was allowed to speak to the resolution, but this lady is now speaking the right the suffrage to women. Therefore, she is to speak in this strain, she will require to make an amendment (Hear, hear, and ...
... Liverpool, (Glasgow, and elsewhere, are much more American than the Americana thonselves. Thus, while one American writer speaks with misgivings of the enormous foreign bill rolling up against the country, others venture to point out the future drain ...
... leave to call this lady to order. As I understand she was allowed to speak to the resolution, but this lady is now speaking of the right of the suffrage to women. Therefore, if she to speak in this strain, she will require to make amendment. (Hear, hear, ...