... he had been cruelly de- ?? whilst in tome savage country, and the Ud loss of which was the cause of bis being unable to ad speak. After receivingareprimandfro the Bench led to the ouiste of hi Proceeding he was committed MCI o te Hose f Urtectioa at Baverley ...

... Easterda~y) 2 hie, (the preachrr) wasi trlking with him on one or other of the grandl subjects3 connected with the festival. Speaking of tIO difficulties i f helief experienced by I. cuD~rly, and olhis ?? 81io* tu'ornings8 in TrJalisirig whet b ho believedl ...

... and coffee-houses, car1cely aword can be uttered in their favour ato clealiliness or good order. We are not in tion Of to Speak relative to the organisa- tsof temperance societies throughout the ate Mni; lit of this we are aware, that there mantedy.^ ...

... work before me, but hope that the kind Pro- vidence which has helped thus fax may aid me throUcnh Dr. Livingstone, still speaking of the ile, eaysIn contemplating my work, it is 01Posaible not to think of poor Speke 'when be discovered the Viotorio ...

... letters to her family and friends the Duchess of Edinburgh describes her life in England as one of pa feet happinese. She speaks with great gratitude of the cordial and friendly reception she has met with from all with whom she has come in contact -the ...

... attempted simply by greater noise and louder tones, as at present, but when the faces of. the children shall reflect, so to speak, their souls, and then the charm of the touch of nature, which reaches the heart of an audience, will be achieved. We may ...

... pressure of business in]?arliamon t. colonel ihnla. ?? in seconding the amendment, expressed a Bar'hfi',. Mfinisters would speak out plainly on the hopes tha - - nothing to encourage the expectation question9, tiA g2., rsable to the purchasie of the Irish ...

... eame ? Lady B.: But. do not come, whet on earth anti to do after dinner till it is time to go sr nu:where ? Tbe fact that speaks volumes ha: been recnred by Mr. Mudie. If the volumes are found to be of a utters suit. Mile to the eamisting library, ...

... cargo, and the maile. We had scarcely started before the ;ad weather began, and we made but little headway, comparatively speaking. The pomps worked well, but on the let of April the sea became excessively heavy, and the water in the Lold began to increase ...

... Itomewurd boncel, and from her transferred to a lf bleu the men at Portlaed early on Thursday. The 6est and second mate both speak in high terms of the kindnees they received from the captains of the teo reamer.. At present they are et the Sailor.' Rome ...

... aware, the first iestance on record of accommodation bills. Dining on one occasion with the late Lola Langdale his heat was speaking of the very diminutive church In Langdale, of which his lordship was patron. It is not bigger, said Lord Langdale, than ...

... WANTED by an Engineer, under forty years of with sixteen years' practical experience. a position in or around Can speak, read, and write in three languages. A position in the hydraulic hne pre. fer red. Good can be given.—Address T. Fester. at this office; ...