... have no right to it would have a great advantage over any man who should speak or act hesitatingly. Mr. Ya.ua rendered us good service when we waited on Mr. Lowe.' You, if Imav speak plainly, are doublybound to give us the bne- fit of your iniluence, as ...

... taking refreshment in the comruny ot tie men The other ive womon were lounging ou the couhes, and the men were not near or speak- ibg to then. Directly 8ftor thetwo ?? women ¶elt, but no one else. At 12,4b thjeofficers returned and Yound the mon thero ...

... the appearance of reprints, in a ebeap and port- able form, of many of the works of the great composers; and we have now to speak of one of the greatest treasures in the entire range of musical art, produced at a price which will enable the humblest student ...

... English version the usual changes have been introduced, and with the usual result. 'The married lady becomes a widow, who speaks interanisable specches in a succession of suppressed sobs, and, for no adequate reason, leaves the man who is in love with ...

... but of the Moor. Old Castille is the land of the Castillian, of the proud, grave man, who asks you not if you speak Spanish, but if you speak Castillan ? It is the land of the id. and of his Ximena, of Cervantes and of Calderon, of Alvaro de Luna, ...

... o6ritioa that if they had, like himself, lived under the same roof as Professor Bessly, they would not ' hae1 been so ready to speak of him in the way they had. HEe oxpressed no agreement with or disagreement of Pro- fessor Beady's political viewS, but he ...

... have its perfect cousumnuation in a kingdom pro- pared for God'i people, he said be had no doubt that, while he had been speaking, the thoughts of his hearers had been. on him whose mortal remains were still within those walls; a man to whom at his funeral ...

... remarks, had you thought At to do so. At the termination of my inspection I repaired to your office with the express object of speaking with you, and, not finding yon within, I left my card with your confidential clerk, and a message that I wvould be ready ...

... T OMIRISH LAND QUESTION.-VY. .The Blessed Glendoveer:of the Pall VaZZ aa- zeite, who tells us that 'tisiiis to speak and ours to hear what he thinks fitting on the Irish Land Question, has made, and- is still making, sase wonderful gyrations. ' First ...

... in all Churches that mintaim his worship. BlroMnn-But those abuses, Monsieur, that you speak v of; we who are outside do not see how you can cousins. J tently speak of abuses. We understand that the whole I body of dogma of the Roman Catholic Church is ...

... rendered to India as a means of transmitting public news and private advises. The following telegrams, printed as received, speak for themselves.-London, 17th.- Alderman salomon titus salt baromfds orawfords refused corranclay another a 'abl aisination ...

... increase of from 100 to 150 in the number X of deputies. This programme is essentially de. fective in this-that it does not speak of the most, urgent and indispensable of all reforms, the secu- rity of the ballot-box, now liable to be manipu- lated by tlie ...