... netutterna ry. I do netremember whether shbe foll at once. I only recollect that I struck her several times without being able to speak more par. ticularly, I also stabbed the children, the little girl .first, then the little boy, who did not utter a single crY ...

... Egypt, native well as foreign. Within the l*ffk three weeks which preceded the inauguration of the canal, I cannot recollect speaking to single tourist, merchant, official, •ot directly connected with the enterprise, who did not ridicule the notion that the ...

... spectators the performer obviously . . But in all the best dramas, and in Shakspere above all, how obvious it is that the form of speaking, whether it be in soliloyny or dialogue, is only a medium, and often a highly artificial one, for putting the reader or spectator ...

... umpression ()Aay, very wel if you do wos tw the bench then the aays in ts yn hat Well, not mind gning int a private ronm and speaking to Mr Parana And she the volgn tary (400) Question “Therefore they (reall sign aveluntary sabm of taken b Mr Pars alay eays ...

... their eader to complete the whole work for a lump Bum; adas these gentlemen have executed large works or me, I am able to speak as to their ability to arry out such a contract, and to say that the prices re liberal,-I remain, &c,, (Signed) Tnos, B. HAnarso21 ...

... Et.largeo.enu Crum Carte. Olast Picture, Daguereotype. Ac., executed by psraonoiiv *V our Studio. S3 renfieTd street. In speak.tia of Mr ilovrsiaN’e Portraits, the Herald nays:—“Ths oiosi cxqutMto gradations of light and shade are eurccnsfiUly reproduced ...

... was now called for every I where, and went, stirring up the popular enthusiasm in favour of the Government. When she went to speak at Washington, the Hall of Representatives (corresponding with our House of Commous) was voted to her with acclamation; she ...

... authorlty on his side than bis eager censors. supposed.' .Bocbkircb,, ?? IRanke, 'is more gramratical than historical Everybody speaks now of the battle of Hecbkikob,'not Heor- dirchen. He admithatbe the lattir la not absolutely wrog 'In grammar; but so far ...

... the Douro, the Pyrenees, and Toulouse, for which he held the miedal and the clasps. We have heard him tell, when he chose to speak of the well-fought field and the march of armies-that, in command of the Light Company of the 57th, which formed the advaneod ...

... years’eaperlenre. QCHOb OF H OTO GfeAPH Y. RUTHERFORD BROTHERS. 152 WELLINGTON STREET, tCorntr of Sauehiehalt Street.) In speaking Mr Bowman * Portrait*, the Herald eayr - ’ The most exquisite gradations light shade are successfully reoroduced, and there ...

... toleave the nestion whether what I have said is justified fact or not to be decided by the pul e lament able condition of my try speaks for it- resent self. You see, however, what you term’ “language It to the Government member of thea nea nearly every oa, ...

... the torture but cumstances under which you in convict; 80 the chance to you.” But until it is proved that pain bass person speak truth haa | this seems to be utter! 5 1 was, therefore, clusive. This it still a 3 her innocence, she at last lie —if it could ...