... a convict elected to be the representative in the House of Commons of the 3tenant farner, and a priest upon the hustings speaking i favourably of tumbling over the landlords with a re- vovradas a natural sequence to this, every Fatriot Deeua nthese ...

... could not possibly get any onleto speak to. I have knowa' beerneglect thieschooldec10 and Denminstes,mid even for b' half an hour,ise umietessalilly conversing with thme muthers ti of the children, I heard her speak to a lay poote-l lantbedoeeemas.s, ...

... allowed him to appear there before the, did: not allow him to speak his whole mind. 'There was a seal on his lips, but his cog- science was free, and he believed his con- .science would speak to a sympathetic audienee. Among living poets he mentioned Lamartine; ...

... doctrine could not be cured by what was ealled Church speak- ing. They had been told in many quarters that it the church would but speak, all dilterences would be settled. If the church were to speak by the united voice of the episcopate, nided by learned ...

... be taren as afording any satis- factory evidence of what they are capable of in a race. Therefore we must be understood to speak without any reference to their racing style, when we describe the rowing they have hitherto exhi- bited as suggestive of the ...

... semi-official prints speak waith positive fury of the bill passod by the Belgian parliamsent for the purpose of putting a veto on t'ao projected fusion of the railway from Arlon to Brussels with the French Eastern Conspeny. The ubtlic speaks of a series of ...

... but was, At all events among some olasseO of society, con- venient, and even perhaps desirable. Cak- taia Egerton did not speak at any length in seconding the motion, nor did Mr. Selater-Booth, who proposed the rejection of the Bill, offer to the House ...

... FRANCE. (UnOa OUR O0 coDs&tMoD.) PARIS, SeNDAY RvmQM. It is really wonderful to see how respectfully the Government press speaks of Roebefort after his parliamentary deut on Friday. The few words he spoke were not delivered from the tribune, but from ...

... and now we are to pay another of similar amount from the ist of JuIy for ?? of the ,;ori1dcity.' 'Incomes hcre enerally.speaking, a'e small. ' Almos6t everybody lives at least up to his own, and too often breaks out a little on the other side, so that ...

... These reports are both minute and copious, and speak in unusually favourable terms of the prospects of the property. Captain Barratt refers to an average yield of 61. 16s. of gold per ton of ore, and speaks of the supply of quartz as being practically ...

... entrance was distinguished by a little knot of impatient visitors long before the hour of opening. Our theatres have, strictly speaking, only -two great epochs in tbe year- Christmas and Easter. Though the former is of infinitely greater importance than the ...

... Railway loop lne, where it seems necessary for two porters to divide the labour, but as a rule the one who ought to speak second speaks first, and the result of the shouting is Bridge Ku this, possibly, being very funny to the facetious railway servants ...