... liberal, and valued support ; it is a great pleasure to us to be honoured with the numerous testimonials we are, all of which speak in the highest terms of the growth of our Nursery Stock in general. Amongst Fruit trees not one per cent. have died, in Trees ...

... It is not, in fact, proposed to carry out in legislative enactment the language which Mr. BRIGHT used two years ago, when speak- ing to Irish audiences-language which, vague as it was, was hailed with delight by the Hibernian nationalists as an indication ...

... like thunderings; it can make the air tremble with its solemn vibrations, and awaken the reverent sense of mystery; it can speak in softest, sweetest, dulciana whispers, and touch the manifold fountains of veneration and emotion, In the hands of a master ...

... for the public wan that the average speaking in our public assemblies should be higher in its character Ond quality; that the audience should be trained to appreciate nothing below what might be called good speaking; that, instead of popularity being the ...

... ' h l t e c l c alternately.-J. MI. Jennings, Esq.,exreehi surprise at the remarks which had bee madkbyi the chairman in speaking of thisocie thain s 'become defunct. Was he to consiethttwa intenied to form a new society, when theg circular calling the ...

... necessity of legislation t upon this subject. Most unhappy it has been that these recommendations were unsuccessful. I do not speak of blame, which is to be divided between one r party and another, and between one person and s another. Probably none of us ...

... call before them Sir Thomas Moncrieff, who would tell them a story so touching1 that he (the learned counsel) did not dare to speak of it. He would admit that some of these outward i acts might be feigned; but was it likely that for 10 1 months this young ...

... impossible to produce. The principal vocalists were, first, Miss Anna Hies (soprano), of whom it is almost unnecessary to speak, her qualifications being too well known in this town to need much comment, and we may congratulate the society for being the ...

... proceses, if thou disobey us or neglect to pay thy rents. 3. Thou shalt not take the name of thy landlord nor agent in vain, nor speak slightly of us, no matter what we do, for we will not hold them guiltless who taketh our name in vain. 4. Remember that thou ...

... It was the vested interest in the liquor traffic which kept them on the other side. He hoped that the people of Hull would speak to the members who represented them in unmistakable terms, and let them know-it was the general opinion, the wish of the intel- ...

... upon the impress which that family of pants had mao on the geological pages of the past histor of our earth. The lectuirer, speaking of the rotang or cane, which was falsely sup posed by some to be a grass, said, the length to which they grew was prodigious ...

... to disturb his affection for his wife up to the very hour of his discovery of this most painful circumstance. He heard her speak of Captain Farquhar, Lord Cole, and Sir F. Johnstone as old friends of her family, and he received them into his family circle ...