... justifiable ignorance of his books-Pin, the head of it, remarked, regarding some member who was speaking with more energy and vehemence than usual, But is he speaking sense? It is quite evident that no one but a stranger to our public logomachies would ever ...

... eve'ning between Lord Derby and Lord Russell as to the exact meaning of a coalition. Both noble lords agreed in speaking of it as men speak of things which are generally allowed to be disreputable; and Lord Derby was most anxious to avert the imputation ...

... and leading to no result, is ridiculous. The excuse was that deputies, unless on the budget, had no other oppor- tunity to speak on the general affairs of the country. If therefore the useless, or at least not adequately useful, debate on the address were ...

... of good meat that they are forced to compensate for the deficiency by ingenious cooking and scientific sauces. The shop I speak of is one that for size, for external and internal deco- rations, for the display of handsome joints on thousands of feet of ...

... '3 eyes mademoiselle sheared seven of her flock I He -then accompanied the lady to see hey dogs,. and goats, ajnd horses-speaking freely of theb breeding qualities by the way. Do you shoot? asked Peeping Adrien. Yes, of course; but I am very clumsy ...

... capable of cooking food decently, it is to be inferred that the delicacies of which he speaks are supplied to the sick rather in theory than in practice. He speaks in the strongest terms of the waste observable in almost every workhouse, noticing especially ...

... attach hopes to M. Bene- detti's mission. The head-quarters of the Austrian army are now at Viennia. I had occasion to see and speak with the Archduke Albert yesterday. Nothing can be more mild, gentle, and urbane than his manner. There is something peculiarly ...

... responsible for the calamities. The Telegroaph, alluding to the emotion exhibited by the Home Secretary yesterday, will not speak of it otherwise.than with respect and honour. One can forgive much to Mr. Walpole's head on behalf of his heart; and it is ...

... come in his place. They are, for the most part, only the hands which indite a master's letters or the mouths through which he speaks. Each has doubtless his own peculiar way of looking at things and his own conviction as to what ought to be done ; but generally ...

... I - The- prisoner here, ,xclaimed,' I didn't put my hands up her clothes.014Mir. Champ told his client that he must not speak. ...

... by a government in Nor is this the only or the most question- able feat of this kind performed by the late Ministry, or, to speak more justly, by its Irish sub- ordinates. On the 27th of June, nine days after the government had constitutionally ceased to ...

... to say what he meant by reverent,the nearest he could come toitwas the somewhatvague suggestion or defence, Well, they speak about reverend gentlemen. Another witness, of similar social status, declared that he was no ways benefited or edified by ...