... us so to this day, but we gulled ourselves so. The way in which an Englishnow speaks of a Webhmart, and a Welshman of an Inalishman, and the way in which an Englishman speaks of klmeelf had not known to have changed for at least a tbseread years. But it ...

... Simi& has resigned . in con=lined the Italian Government haysng defideslised to permit the Duke of Genus to asseo the Crown of Speak A proposal to confer &VIIIIIiVty upon Gen. (the Regent) bes km received with but little favour. Advises from Baroelona, dated ...

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... by the ties of blood and langu. age, be added to' the above, it will be still more appaent ow argely England and English-speaking races are represeted at the Counicil now being fhld, in. Rotue. The-total number of the prelatesf ~composing the.- hiirairchy ...

... French varnish, and came to Eng- land to be washed clean again. From the 5th century there had been Englishmen in this island speaking the English tongue. It had, however, received an infusion of other words into its vocabulary, and although they were useful ...

... In a letter, which we find quoted in the Paris cor- 's respondence of the Pat? Malt Gazette, the illustrious g Legitimist speaks of the panific and voluntary! d renunciation of personal power as a great and )f glorious action, without example in ...

... tenantmat-wilL The owners for generations past, by their own admission, with sundry exoeptions which need not be mentioned—but, speaking generally. I say the owners—have done nothing fer the cultivatiou of the soil (shame'). They have let the land at a given ...

... hope that anything will be done s m a, s i n of encouraging.Pariam e Parliament. What T system which the right hon. gentleman speaks of as one of those arrangements m a d e b e. cause something must necessarily be dons, i d under which nearly all the money ...

... that as they were a Reform Arsociation they ought to promulgate their principles by every lecturer that could ha brought to speak upon the subject, and if the funds of the association would allow it, he hoped the motion would be carried—Mr. Angell supported ...

... landlord who allows to b: overstocked with rabbits entitled to be called a great bennyfinttor? NOT AN WISE.—You often hear p:ople speak of a cold going through the house. Poor Soantbleby, whose wife and family are all now laid up, and under the doctor's care ...

... hi the el lie opecielly es the sits el the ehl Is MOM for westing el a new and in as heathy a as any in the town. lam ese I speak the of hundreds of Brooke's In saying be should raids in thole very Waal. I hope be will also he el this spiels% As, se kW ...

... the bele esweldesed to-day. The Orli WI Mild a meeting was held at tie Aossoeoheisy, the peesidarasy of M. Penedonot, who a speak mood the meeting to be dissolved by the pollee. K. a- rived at nine just at the when the bed been dissolved: said— Toiserrow ...