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... thers aro still German-speaking districts subjected to foreign dominion. The Italian rojoices in the unification of Italy, but he thinks bitterly how INisza was betrayed, aisd as he laoks across the Adriatic he sees Italian-speaking men obeying the rule ...

... things on which it was very vulgar and importauate to speak in public (applause), but some one must begin, and un. fortunately all our eminent men on both sides of the house were not free to speak out on that question because they either held office or ...

... of her Majesty's dominions the name of the Queen is received with loyalty and attachment. Who authorized the Lord Mayor to speak on behalf of thew holoof the English people? The class which his lord. ship belongs to are only too pleased to become flunkeys ...

... amoan. tains. On both occasions tis respective portions of the Abbey building were crowded, though of course Dr. Moffat, speaking in the nave, had the larger congregation. The distinguished pioneer of missionary labour in South Africa is now close upon ...

... ly or geunt,- speaks French ona German with almost equal fa8ility;. h is well acquainted with English literature, but sirs nost speak it. Baron Itisjuba, speaks Flench very e*, bat not Unglish. Mr. Adams, the American a bitaster, speaks, bfsidta his native ...

... Courtney rose to speak on the Women's Franchise measure, and a Ps- mlarkable scene followed. As soon as the hon. member presented himself, cries for a disision went up from the Conservative benches. Mr. Courtney persisted in his right to speak, and, recognising ...

... shop.'-A.. ' No. I have not. I haven't been in his shop.' 'Q. 'Then I bad better take you to Mr. Oyler's and see who is speaking the trath.'-'A. Well, I have; but that was my money, and chance it.' | This was all that took place and she was not arrested ...

... Ayrton was understood to say that if the assembly was disposed to listen to him he was prepared to speak in his defence. His object in coming there was to speak to the constituency which had returned him to parliament. The importance of public events which ...

... Brown endeavouring to speak, he was greeted with every species of interruption, and only obtained a hearing after an earnest appeal by some of the members of the committee. Quiet having been procured, Mr. BROwN proceeded to speak in support of his amendment; ...

... would have been quite so sure about the opinion even o' the officers. However, as he does not know, he speaks with confidence, as most men do when they speak in the names of large classes. It would have been awkward if Lord Charles had been contra- dicted ...

... with red, and the whole uniform was severely simple. He speaks French with great purity, without foreign accent beyond a sight German intonation and Occasional hesitation at certain words. IDo you speak German, sir ? said he to me. 'No, Prince, not sufficiently ...