... around me(, who have made it their special study, and who on an appropriaite occasion could throw munch light on the topic, Speakeing of this institution itself, it is quite true that such education as can be -iveim here must necessarily he of an elementali7cha- ...

... Md. Currabiy, had been assured by au eminent physician that al sotcre, professors, preachers, sliagers, ?? in tho habit of speaking fin public-were never without theos granutlations more or leac. That the mnalady in Mf. Frazahint's case could not have been ...

... that which is now looked upon as the truest and most praotioal political expedient extant-we should have been inclined to'speak of his court-house outburst in much stronger terns than we have done. He is wedded to the past, and his political ideal is ...

... how soon the day of regeneration comes. A glance at some of the effects of the festive season will show that we are not speaking in exaggerated language. In London alone, in a single day, a dozen inquests were held where death, in the majority of cases ...

... on the morning of the explosion, and the circumstances cowneoted with the recovery of the bodies, so far as he was able to speak to them, the witness went on to describe the general state of the workings, which he considered very satisfactory. The last ...

... The Pro- testant community of Barcelona Is not Ineonsiderable, Apart from the English residents, there are some 700 German-speaking people. THE COUNTESS OF DEntwENTWATER. - The Countess of Derwentwater is now preparleg for a now trial at London, to set ...

... Frenc~wornan (Madame do Kreudener). Lord Lindsay is a courtly biographer ; lie has scant sympathy with the Coveulanters;- he speaks of theou- persecutioti by the King and Pr-ivy Councl ?? indifference ; alludes to the ' ?? lumaity' of Jaisthe Second, and ...

... interwoven one with another. He felt that that he could congratulate them very warmly, and himself likewise, for, ordinarily speaking, upon the incumbent fell all the annoyance when there were signs of discord. He could congratulate himself deeply upon the ...

... winter flood is from the very natnre of things less de- structive in effects than a summer or autumnal efflux, reports would speak of many thousands of pounds damage done to the crops. Croston, the centre of this low dis- trict, as usual suffers more seriously ...

... Tooth1 Esq., Sidney, Australia. and is now sold ait a reasonable price injnof Di with very con~venient stees The scientific men speak highl o ofTohaextiact. Drn. 1?rebter, of Dresden, a man of no mean. thi attainments, describes it as exquisite; at the same ...

... in his ycnngc days. Hoo had seen an old man that day, who was lnowno many of them-(laughter)-and whose views and habit of speaking and ?? were familiar to many. (Renewed laug~thter.) Lie (Mr. Addison) thought he never saw him more cheerful or more content ...

... like to know what the platform was intended for, and whose opinions had been taken about it. If it was for the purposes of speaking or for a concert, there might be two essentially different considerations to be entered into Many people who planned our ...