... butrtill there may be something in the fact that the . Premier knows his seat perfectly safe. It common enough for gentlemen to speak of having the honour to represent such and such place is such thing a» town having the honour of being represented by such ...

... princesse regrette taut que cela Boit contre l'usage du pays de vous rendre cette visite; ' and so on. The young prince, who speaks French most perfectly, acted as interpreter the whole time, and did it remarkably well At last they all expressed a hope that ...

... few and far between; besides being too or them a desirable quarry fur the punching results from little trouble, generally speaking. should nut be some deer here again, as wail as that they ware poor weak deer generally goo as those on Exmoor. Percy, ...

... how that spirit of opposition has been raised it becomes of little value, and scarcely worth notice. But I hope shortly to speak of the results of an enlarged movement, and that the income of £6OO, which the society received last year, will become a permanent ...

... think people idiots who shook him waimly by the hand, and wished him “a merry Christmas and a happy New Year.” But, frankly speaking, we don’t believe in these press censors ; or rather, we do believe that as individuals (not as writers, of course), they ...

... gladly, had I been able, have placed all of It at your die- T he The question I would speak on to-night Is one of the most important, yet one of the least understood. I speak of Charity. The movement of Life is, however, the real subject of my lecture, and ...

... institution. (Applause.) After reading the letter of ''ology from Mr Graves, Mr. Rathbone went on to say, I ave ventured to speak to you as fellow-workmen, because my friend Mr. Graves and myself do claim to be fellow -workmen with you; and I will frankly ...

... cessary to hold the W ‘;e'l_!l‘“;l-v position, * titch, require no fixing to a table, are perfectiy steady 1 can therefore speak with the utmost confidence ol with their own weight, and yet periectly postables |it yreat 'lmm'”’nl I can m'ml.lu;;hl) ref:ommewl ...

... of men and private spirits, are to be examined, and in whose sentence we are to rest, can be no other but the Holy Spirit speaking in the Scripture. ,( Confession of Faith, chap. i, sec. 10).—I am, &c., THE AUTHOR Or LOOKING. UNTO December 18, 1869 ...

... —Allow me to ask whether Mr. Porter is correct in his use of the word (the ugly word) Ultramontane? In his recent sermon he speaks of Catholics or Ultramontaues, as though the two terms implied the same thing, and that the ordinary old-fashioned ...

... ceased to exist. Artue Baxcor Perry Sessions, the other day, a young man from Pontygwyn, who was examined as a witness, had to speak to an occurremce in a particular month. He said, when questioned, that he thought January came next to February, but he was ...

... ruthlessly done. For the rest, as it is Mr. Otway’s fortune to belong to the department of Foreign Affairs, which a man may always speak with any quantity of temerity before mixed public meeting in England, had it all his own way; took opportunity to extol his ...