... well acquainted with English I literature, but does not speak it. Baron Itajuba speaks French very fluently, but not English. Mr. Adams speaks, besides his native tongue, the language of Voltaire with as much c ease and readiness as his countryman Benjamin ...

... withlthefurthei'advau- tago that they can speak and see, which Mr. Hunt's, ad- mirable as they are, cannot. Nothing is omitted in this picture but the soul of it. The artist is, or should be, a mau who speaks to men, whether in paint or marble, in verse ...

... the Government, has addressed a circular to the Mayors telling them that ho, and not the Duke of Paduf*, has the right to speak in the name of authority. The Goferi- ment preserves the xmost strict neutrality in the elections. As citizens the Mayors are ...

... interpose their p voices; but they determined that in the name hi le of England they would not speak lightly- NID ., (loud applause)--that they would not speak Is id when they had not a fair reason to hope that justice Ig might make their voice listened ...

... Paris say tast Iconri V. is as good as proclaimed; but r while the Fusionist organs speak so confidently, C tho pure Legitimist-ropresented especially by the a Tinion-speak with reserve, and urge their friends to wait for the official declaration to-morrow ...

... writing of 'their speeches as a necossary preparation. I limited this ad- vice to those who were only beginning to learn to speak in public, just as I would advise those who for the first time plunge into deep water, to provide themselves with a cork jacket ...

... favouring the view of the memorialists, viz., that It onlya Welsh speaking judge should be appointedtoadmi- =uster Justice inWales. Iconfess Iread hdaspeochin a directly contrary sense. In speaking of the demand in some parts a of Erelandfor Home Rule he said ...

... death is viewed and approached by different persons, he said: I have been'asked by the dean who is unavoidably absent, to speak to vou to-day of two eminent mod, one of whom sleeps within these wals. They were both per- sonally known to me. With one of ...

... of the sooiety, in the chair, Mr. E1. G. ihavenstein, ?? read a paper On the Geographical Distribu- tiou oa the Celtic Speaking Population of ?? Isles. Mr. ltaveusteiu stated that the eonsus, on the whole, pro. sented a very fair picture of the linguistic ...

... speech, which was not published till this morning. But it is already obvious that it will be considerable. The Bien Public speaks of it with a bitterness and an exaggeration scarcely befitting a semi-official organ. M. Gambetta, it avers, has not only ...

... had been a discharged clerIc, after the place had been locked up for the night, took occasion to make some observations, speaking with much emphasis, in relation to the public and the police. Upon the prisoner, when so found, were some implements such ...

... which the world would look to you my lord, to speak with a commanding voice. His brotherclergymenhe besought to abhor finesse, not to attempt to take their congregations by guile, but to speak openly and honestly. The preacher, in conclusion, addressed ...