... ships. There are some, I doubt not, perfectly true particulars which I find in an English paper. The writer is, I take it, speaking of the Palestro :- We believe that she had not on board a single steel or chilled shot or shell; in fact, nothing but a ...

... against the narrowness of vested interests and reactionary fears than against the revolutionary ideas of which Mr. Grove speaks, and which are foreign to the English character and very rare in English speculation. The Herald observes that continuity ...

... not make themselves responsible as Ido for whatever x say aud do. I do not pretend to speak about the system they adopt, but I only ask that I may be free to speak my own sentiments. (Loud applause and hisses.>' I do not pretend to criticise the leaders ...

... impro- priety on the part of one of the nurses named Deans. Mr. Shaw, being occupied at the time, requested the defendant to speak to him when more at leisure, and on the 3rd of August the defendant, Donaldson, went into a room, and in the presence of Mr ...

... cause, as though a philosopher were not permitted to be a single-minded advocate of the cause he believes to be just, or to speak and ,wite in his public capacity otherwise than as a critic or a pedant. If, indeed, your contemporary had the courageto avow ...

... ^ of certain cliques will be lost on the General. s They do not deserve to have any influence, for they never speak, or even pretendedto speak, in the name of the country. The country is nothing for t them-power is everything. While the old camor- a risti ...

... resolution which I have the honour of e presenting to your imperial majesty is the voice of a l, Ieope whose millions of lips speak from I a single ee ties which have long bound toge- d j ther the great empuire of the east and the great as- tjtietfb the ...

... neglects. But, besides all this, lie mlakes other opportunities, for which there is no need, and out of which, generally speaking, comes no good. One result of this species of verbal incontinence is, that people are beginning to expect Mr. Gladstone to ...

... West- phalen who, the other day, in the Herrenhaus threw off his allegiance to the King, who was only not honest enough to speak out as he did; many of them outwardly catholics, intimately Vol- tairians, believing in nothing except their privi- leges, ...

... word if in this case (the addition of Hanover, Electoral Hessei Nassau, and Frank- fort to the kingdom of Prussia) people speak of annexa. tion in the sense which it bad in Cavour's time. These German princes refused, well knowing what they did, all ...

... extracts- from offlotai. *reportsof the-several emigration agents, recently addressed- to the chief agent at Quebec, which speak for themselves; and as they may be considered authentie-and'reliable sources of information, we cffer them as cerroborative ...

... priests besides the lay brothers, and almost all the former are men in years. It was piteous to hear the childlike old men speaking with a terror of the fate before them, miuch of the kind that a child might feel who was about to be thrust forth into the ...