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... might niter reading your editorials They are disgrace journalism. why, what put into. yonr head that rm^tt^.irru|rJof^£tg Yon speak a furrow and harrow as being the same thing ; you talk of moulting season for cows; you recommend the domestication pole cat ...
... Father Anderson. In politics was unadulterated Whig and West-Briton. It is, doubt, charitable and commendable exhortation speak of the dead nothing but good : regret that say nothing good of the Rev. Dr. Hally. The insurgents in Herzegovina are not only ...
... tht unnierse. True good breeding, as we understnpd the word, is almost an unknown thing in French ladies' society. You mitst speak, act. look, sit, walk, gesticulate, ?? dress exactly as they d(,, or- ou are looked upon anl treated m wild men snd wild women ...
... Maharajah of whose turn-out reflected credit on Mr Bannermann, the Political Agent. He is Rajpoot and Sanskrit scholar, but speaks English. is also great tigerhunter. Ho has power of life and death, except over Pritiah subjects, and rules over 13,000 square ...
... window stood two astounded but delighted members of the force And their own doctor, too, singing it! After this, who will Fear speak of Ninetyeight ? Well, there is nothing in Mr. Sullivan’s volume that.our readers, Conservative, or Home Euler, or what not ...
... DEBATER.—In the Parlimentary arena, the Duke of Argyll has proved himself a reedy and formidable debater. His manner when speaking, his tone of oratory, his very appearance, are eminently characteristic. When be walks up to the table of the House of Lords ...
... sentenced the prisoner to herd labour for three months. NEWSPAPER RIVALRY.-[he London correspondent of the L,eti a Mercury, speaking of the rivalry of the London newspapers In their reports of the execution of Henry W.iinwright, says : Of oonrse the end ...
... Passing over some minor but excellent scenes we arrive at the Transformation, and of this wonderful scene it is impossible to speak too highly. There have been in the Royal from year to year transformation scenes as beautiful as any which hay* been exhibited ...
... unfold; Still its tenderest, truest secret lingers Ever in its deepest depths untold. Things of Time have voices—speak and perish. Art and Love speak; but their word' must be sighing, of illimitable forests, And waves of an unfathomable sea. THE STORY-TELLER ...
... Intervals about three months, for several years, but from that time this I hare been quite bee from anything of the kind. “Facte speak for themselves, and you are quite at liberty to make what use you like testimonial. I am, dear Sir, yours truly, “N. H. LAMB ...
... what you 1 Give it to him ! Whack him back ! Go in, old woman !” shouted the young man, slapping one leg and then the other. Speak up, friend. What you see That’s it! Got him the hair now ! I’ll bet fifty to one that she'll lick !” “Won’t you be kind enough ...
... Tg;E art yxEKLY. NEWS, SATURDAY, 1 JANUARY, 1876. FATHER BUM voles, whole Church, Which by a ON Be—that when the Pope of speaks to Sis faithful THE POPE'S TIARA. as supreme peabokorcsounaing owe and witnessing the faith of the Chaotic Church—that the ...