... which call pleasant memories, indeed, for those who recall the plays and the actors, but are not like old manuscripts, which speak from the past to everybody. The demeanour of the audience the St. James' Theatre during the performance of Mr. Tennyson's play ...

... Rangemore, Burton-on-Trent : — ** The doctor reports my father decidedly better, and going on well; I shall not telegraph again. Speaking at the Scarbrough Licensed Victual- lers' Association's annual dinner last night, Sir Charles Legard. M.P., said they did ...

... to liberty, to justice, and even to humanity; but now we are another people, ruled by other lords. Can there be too much speaking against this? Can Christians be too excited and too eager to save their country from the evil that now sits dominant upou ...

... teachers, district visitors, and all who were helping forward God's work that parish. Of his clerical staff he could not speak too highly, and he did not think there was any vicar in the Church of England who was surrounded by a more loving, united, ...

... ill after sleeping this part of the house. His wife made a strange noise the night, and when he awoke he found she could not speak. He could not stand straight himself, and he was very sick. His wife was hour before she came round again.—lnspector Thos. ...

... health and in obedience to medical advice, and he carried with him their best wishes in everything. The Chairman proceeded to speak in detail of what had been done in the church during Mr Hester's ministry, mentioning the reduction of heavy debt, the extension ...

... not worthy of English- men, to gloze over these questions by the attempt of what is called in Scripture speaking smooth things. It is right to speak out the truth. It is right on the one hand to make every allowance for motives, and never to im- pugn them ...

... Artillery on the 29th April, 6. Koyai Aiuiit,, M p _ Scarborough. Victuallers' -Speaking at the Scarborough oharl(M Association annua interfere Legard, ba,( ?,. t h»v did not intend with temperance audioes, but they well-dispoeed persons to llltof f S ...

... number of them, released from the demolished carriages, have floated out to sea. Bnt while this is probable, we must naturally speak with all due reservation on such a point ; because the hindrances to the diving operations have been so great that as yet but ...

... stood her ground, and obstinately •epeated, I must speak to you.*' , Mrs. Wagner once more refused. All that need aid between has been said, she answered. ™ replaced the money? That what I want speak about. , Don't drive me mad, Mrs. Wagner As you ...

... oscillation or other movement suggestive of danger had ever been noticed at any part of the structure. By those capable of speaking on the latter point, the inquiry was, we understand, answered in the negative, all of them agreeing in saying that when ...

... has taught us that many words there not wisdom, and that the statesmen who would achieve and preserve a reputation shtmld speak little, while thinking much. Will experience of the past be efficacious guiding the people England a right decision the momentous ...