... * However, yon can on bellowing, if it amuses you, but after all these you might know better. VBBTA.—O, dear Garth, don’t speak to me. 1 used to like yon very much, but really your conduct—and you get worse and worse. I hear s* ...

... particulars of farm labour en' wages in Devol4 Dorset, Somerset, kc., where the lowest wages and the longest hours prevail. Speaking of the representations recently made by An Oxfordshire Farmer, in the Daily News, Mr. Morley asserts that his statement ...

... correspondent of the Stem Times writesM. Duval lies a very dangerous state; now suffers horribly from his wound. He seldom speaks, and remains all day lying on his back. He declared to one bis friends that If ever be recovered would set tip bouillon establish ...

... reasonable result of next year's labours, though j may not compare with 1871 or 1872, likely to be fairly i satisfactory. When we speak of prosperity and depression, !we use only comparative terms. At all times there solid daily industry tbe country which sustains ...

... Sir. I bold my tongue. This mey be a - tritle personal, but its the way they put things out West. A St. Louis editor, in speaking of a brother ink-slinger, says: Hi is young yet, but he can Pit at his desk and brush the cobwebs from the ceiling with ...

... regarded as less discreditable, than in older communities. Again, both in England and in France the National Debt has, so to speak, worked itself into their institutions. It is more than twenty years since the French peasantry began to put their savings ...

... -The Chairman said that at suoh meittiga, leaders like Mr. Capper, for instance, usually, ES In this ease, weze waited for to speak, and their views acted upon. in such a gathering very few men woull asve courage to diser.t from suoh speakers. owvever, he ...

... the evening. wBl present on the sth proximo at great dinnoi at the German Embassy, followed reception. __ Several newspapers speak of change in thePrefecturea and especially of the removal of the Ptefi-Ct of Lyon’s. There is positively no foundation for ...

... will neutralise each other, and then comes in Canon Liddon's certificate to weigh the balance down in the Premier's favour. Speaking of Archbishop Manning, I may mention that a new volume of sermons by him will be out very shortly. /t relates to the struggles ...

... went' may be inteested to refer to letter, to which his latter of Nth Juno is the answer. 1 hive no copy of this letter. Speaking hour memory, I should say it was • : reminder of his promise. lot, however this may be, it is quite clear from hie lettsr ...

... the office vacant, the directors offered the ap- inc pointnient to Mr. Fowler, who has accepted it. abe the CAN THE SCOTCH SPEAK E.NGLISIu ?-In answer to an 18 uce advertisement for teachers, a lerge proportion of applica- Nc e it lions received by tie ...

... miniature Fra Diavolo ; and a little fol- H low got np to imitate a young Pole to such perfection, that to I almost feared speaking English to him, lest he should not is understand me. On the other hand, there were some genu- 9( 0ime English boys in blue ...