... to be followed by yet graver WINS. Turning to our own ther:a been much in our foreign policy loudly for a chasge--and that speaks i ew year, we opine, will ab 7 realise. The year has been one of evil moment to the inhabitants of the Lower vince In Bon* ...

... order to gain admittance to Watts'*, I left the Cathedral. The verger 1 was not a bad-hearted fellow lam sure, though did 1 speak roughly to me at first He seamed struck with the fact that a man, not too well clad, and who hal no where particular to sleep ...

... all ' the others. Mrs. ALFRED Penrriv, Woodfield Betel, Pent», says—l have used your Life Preservers for years, and can speak of them in the highest terms. They are of so lest value than you represent them . be. I shall be happy to any inquiry that ...

... resist the attache of time, that even already many Sir Joshua's but srimly ghosts of what they onoe were, out on this we speak with dedrton. know that when urged to use vermilion being Ism fugitive than carmine flesh tints, Sir Joshua was wont say, while ...

... practice should make speaking easy. As to what is best for the pulpit, | may not venture to say much. It would seem that rules applicable to other speaking will be equally applicable to the pulpit. But in & pulpit a man is expected to speak for a given time ...

... is almost infinite, the really relevant portion lies within a comparatively reasonable compass. The right of an advocate to speak -is not an absolute right. It is, like all other limited by a corresponding duty; and the duty of a counsel is to winnow out ...

... very limited number of individual type-* > t pei sons, peculiarly formed antl gifted, to whim no ■•':•.- person approaches (I speak of them in their own J; .-.i or can be compared. Such was Dean ?? v. rare and deep sense it is true that we bar-, kao.-v shall ...

... developed, and the result was that during j the whole of the summer's series of sales value? were ' well maintained, and speaking generally the highest prices of the year were paid in the August and j October sales. At this latter series it was tolerably ...

... in November or December of that know, the defendant was undoubtedly in is no doubt it is the same man he refers to, for he speaks to the ecar on the face, the and all the of which you have beard; and unless Wil- a ra iam Pole is a wilful liar and perjurer ...

... bra end t is mods ; and to my' mister Deane Lu.• Fitahorherd,priorisse 8 sift-bury, £4el. - rho three f 'lowing legacies speak far them. selves :—Also I eeque. he to he departed among she my servants, men and women ef myn household, as well for their ...

... referring had been subjected to no such process. In commenting upon the evidence of one of the witnesses who heard the defendant speak at the Pavilion Theatre, and could detect no similarity between his voice and that of Arthur Orion, he asserted that the best ...

... scholar in his study, the surveyor in his office, the lady at the breakfast-table; who can be in a thousand places at once, and speak to thousands of persons, morning and evening, saying to each one the best thing in the best manner. LIFE INSURANCE.—A strong ...