... with the principle that constitutes it. To make ourselves understood, let say that man yet ever produced impromptu, so to speak, work of art Educated, or in part educated, or selfeducated, his tastes had their first dawn and gradual development. Many ...

... conflicting sects into which they are split up-let them have it by all means; but let them not, a mere fraction, venture to speak in the name of the nation, nor commission unauthorised exponents, hardly known outside their own conventielea, to become the ...

... Sanitary Reform, and the opening of the public squares of Dublin for the people. . , . , Concerning ourselves we do not desire to speak much. Our past efforts and the results must be looked for elsewhere. What w'e have written in our latest volume may read, hut ...

... every modern appliance of comfort —heating and ventilating apparatus, hot and cold water _ to every dressing-room, gas pipes, speaking tubes, &c. Externally faced with cut stone, verandahs to back tea-rooms, double floors everything of the best materials. ...

... conflicting sects into which they are split ap—let them have it by all meals ; but let town not, a mere fraction, venture to speak in the name of the nation, nor oomnusaion unauthorised exponents, hardly known outside their own couventiolas, to become the ...

... which greatly affected both the Ema. press and her royal husband. The emotion of the latter, indeed, almost prevented him from speak. ing. On Monday another of these interesting rc-un ions will take place at Chislehuret; some friends- of the Napoleonic dynasty ...

... ; D)uncaa Mi'Laren, Esq, M P ; Professor Hodgoon, LL. I) and the Rev Professor Charteris, D) D, have also been invited to speak at the meeting. Mrs M'La. een, wife of Duncan M'Laren, Esq, M P for Edin. burgh, and sister of the Right Hon John Bright, is ...

... higher ebiest—vis , to oombine the oellootive action et the emaunity for the purposes which iadividuals email accomplish. I speak of seek as. far instance, sanitary saeaaassey nerd atessures edimatioe, sgd the like. Wks I first leek intereet in the subject ...

... ahead have man& paid* by the arid el ea mew num mane is 1871. The Mali rays :—A few fasts map be steed whist' nag Yderally speak volumes ea the subjoin of our eseatry's propels last year ; and Ina may bikes the vales ei live stock, widely la 1869, at the ...

... perfect storm of gross., which lasted for several minutes. A voice— What about the education question?' The Mayor watt on to speak but was utterly in• audible, and was obliged to resume his seat. A most ludicrous phase in the proceedings here arose. Rome ...

... viz., very large compen- satien. It will, therefore, he agreeable to hear that no crime worth speaking of has occurred, and no compensation worth speaking of has been claimed. Everybody gave the most kind and generous as- sistance, and a spirit was evinced ...

... perfect storm A of grons, which lasted for several minutes. A Le ?? ,ahout the education question' Le The Mayor went on to speak but was utterly in- w audible, and was obliged to-resume his seat. A most ludicrous pse in the proceedings here arose. t Some ...