... with bright-coloured light silks, silk alpacas, or foulards Of the thinner materials, such as batistes and toilet, we shall speak at greater length next month; for the present it suffices to say that they will be universally worn, and made into very elegant ...

... troubles, Tweed was extensively caricatured, and his picture was widely circulated in this country and foreign lands. In speaking of his escape, people remarked that it seemed almost an impossibility to hide such an immense person so that his place of ...

... to an j . author, the approbation with which his labourst have been received. It would, indeed, be almost t impossible to speak In too high terms of the magni-a ficence Of1 the work, viewed in every aspect and 'from ?svery standppint. As a elear, simple ...

... retalia. tion not more than 30 of the Roman Catholic in- habitants. The deed cannot be justified, but it is preposterous to speak of it as the cause of the massacres of 1641. Dr. Killen fortifies his statement by quotations from MacSl-immin, O'Conor, Reid ...

... The stbiy is indst natural and inter6sting, and of the sustainfiuiet of the various chtrascters i+ would be difflrult to speak tW h gIb)} W tfltlibt9WD hs i , raecdafeCA father and husband, displays a nanly courage, cam. biled with a gentle tenderuess ...

... however, afforded an opportunity of speaking until after two or three gentlemen had had their say, and as the good lady was evidently anxious not to further weary the patience of an indulgent Audience she did not speak at any considerable length, and she ...

... proctces. But the epe hass of late years had a larger expe. riente of heretcal Governments, and be, or at least those who speak in his behalf, seem to have discovered that thure are at eU events degrees of spotdacr, d that some important virtues,. and ...

... Pretty Polly is a green amazon parrot, holding a piece of cake in his foot, and is apparently just looking up to see who is speaking. Of the fine arts department itis unnecessary now tosaytmorethanthat it will takevisitors sonic time before they can say ...

... by Miss Lennox, want to the bedside of each little patient, and inquired minutely into the nature of each ailment. After speaking a few kind words she distributed flowers, to the great delight of the children. Her ladyship was met at the door by the chairman ...

... ioias, anom0liqa, and seaentricjtiAs.', Witbh one excption,pet- hope, it Is' the most Ehighly instructed' body, musically~speaking, int Europe; and yet it is more thaq tolersast ot sysite tie u unaeu ass, in the nerforsanc es upplied ts it by hias. ExcallencX ...

... associated the names of some of the grest5st ornament of the dramatic profeseion-eais 'f i generally it is agreeable to be able to speak favour- aqly. His performance on Saturday niglt5. hOwever, 'although not without fault,' Wt i4finitely better than anything ...