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... with a lighter heart now that there is a prospe'ct of brisk employment. And lastly, eversbody hearing the English name and ,speaking the English tongue will be delighted to welcome i the Prince back to his own again. Vivant Regina et 0 Frinceps ...

... womanhood to mi wax. (Mr. Leighton.) -eu Thou shalt not flirt with detrimentals. (The Belle of riF the Season.) so Thou shalt not speak evil of dignities. (Mr. Lowre.) mi 3 Thou shalt not contrive more mysteries and surprises. of (The Premier.) fa Thou shalt ...

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... coloupd ost pattern muslins, out of favour so long, will make thesrse, oat appearance; but of these it is let too early to speak wilh decision. Self-coloured silk grenadines will also be,m qk he worn, not only for trimmings for silk dresses of the ame ...

... One might expect to find less departure h in from republican simplicity. The dress of the majority of o American women-I speak with reverence and fear-ap.d as peared to me more neat and becoming than would probably t at be found in the same class of ...

... f given to each guest as he or she departed.. D 0 ?? WICKEAM. a MRn. CA 'NeersiT-GAsNxER, M.P., ON THE LAw OFs r REovAL.-Speaking in the House of Commons on Tues- day evening, on the Poor Law Amendment Bill, Mr. Car- ?? pointed out that as the matter ...

... sad which I need to come to an understanding-that is Fngland. for V France no longer counts. Remember, when I speak for thc a aRussia, I speak also for Austria. Take Egypt and Candia: stii these places will suit you: no one will object. Three tas years ...

... should notbe taken up for the purpose of writing a sensational essay upon it, but, if it were possible, the critic should so speak that he should be able to place his heel upon the writings and drive it into them, without its being necessary to take them ...