... owing to the reasonable fear entertained by the de- I puties that they would get no other opportunity t during the session to speak on the most important affairs of the country. Had the rightof interpella- tion been given without withdrawing the address, ...

... your good deeds,to have praisedyour charity to the poor, and to have parted from you with my bless- ing, But how can mny lips speak a benison on those who have treated Christ's poor as you have done-who have closed your hands against the needy, and, have ...

... the oli moue we gaze the brighter glows the scene, the iuiore distinct l ani more intelligible grew the voices, till they speak a St language known to us, and instoad of de trunciou, life springs tip before us, instinct with light anld colour. People ...

... gether one of the greatest that the Italian Chamber has yet witnessed. And there. has been a greatV deal of good speaking. Good speaking, looking f, it from a rhetorician's point of view only, is more ' common in the Italian Chamber thtian it is at t ...

... used in a special-sense, would Sti probably have dropped altogether out of popular wi use, and as it.is, most persons, who speak of that n, divine as Venerable, apply the term to Bede we as they might to any other devout and learned old aE gentleman ...

... makes its very creed a c symbol of unrighteous ascendancy forfeits all claim to t good will. Well meaning people sometimes speak of the church establishment as though it were an I excume for the coldness with which Irishmen regard their c government. It ...

... ball, the crowd was greater than anybody of this generation remembers in the same place. The improvised saloon of which I speak comprised the large square space in the garden between the wings of the embassy palace in which are the new ballroom and the ...

... party under James. He had twie suffered imprisonment, declaring he would rather suffer for speaking the truth than the truth should suffer c for wart of his speaking. His greatness had increased during the asistance to Charles I., he had been one of the ...

... can only speak on that motioB. Baron DE BHAuVEBG(DR-M. President, if the discussion is to be continued it is I who have the right of speasing, but I ask for the adjournment. 'The PanSIDENT-An adjournment is asked for, and Y. Thiers has to speak on that ...

... gentlemen are openly canvassing for judgeships, but it is a delicate matter to speak b about gentlemen who may shortly adorn the seat of justice. But of contractors one may speak without hesitation. Now it is considered rather , remarkable that Mr. Galt, ...

... people wish their preacher to speak better than they do, and appreciate dignified lan- guage. The object of preaching being to elevate the people, the language adopted should be supe- rior to theirs. The style of speaking has an impor- tantbearing on the ...

... was now resolved that of that sum 13,000.should be placed at interest at seven days' call. It was further mentioned, that speaking in round num. bers the receipts in London were 20,0001.; in Yorkshire, 10,2901., and in Staffordshire about 5,O0OL, giving ...