... was wearying the eonrt with a long and dall argument that he ought to bring r it to a close, he angrily replied, I will speak as long as Ir please.-- You have spoken longer than you plcese al- v ready, retorted his opponent. There is an old lady ...

... witness said :fat he did not know for a fact that a charge of levy- ing black mail had arisen owing ru Miss Emily Thorne speaking about it in ?? theatre, but be heard it so rnmoured. He had endeovoured to find Miss Emily Thorne, but had not succeeded ...

... last year, on 113 entries, and this year there had been 209, whilst the I quality exceeded that of last year. He could not speak favourabily of the support they had received, not even from I all their Committe anid it was tbvough the parseverence I hhe ...

... Gladstone were introduced into the pantomime, but m: in no offensive manner whatever, Of the scenery it as is scarcely possible to speak in terms too eulogistic. The snow-flake valley, with its' beautiful ballet til during a heavy fall of snow, is one of the most ...

... Garrick, for example, and the heroic Charlotte de la Tremouille, Countess of Derby, both belonged to Huguenot families; and. speaking of the latter, it was one of the very few historical mistakes of Sir Walter Scott to represent the countess as a Roman Catholic ...

... larger scale, when they should reqiire both parents and children to attend and purchase what would be useful to them. re Speaking on tea parties, he himself did not see their use- fulness. What was the origin of thema? They were, at Ithe beginning, meant ...

... Hopeful, whose extravagance had compelled the Vater to economise a bit, your bin is one of the have-bins 1 George III., speaking to Archbishop Sutton respecting his large family, made the remark, I believe your Grace has better than a dozen ? No ...