... moUes--s.c., soft wik*—are greatly favour for desliabillds, such tea gown* ami rol>os ohambre, an! also for draperies. Mtiictly speaking, “soie mollo *’ a spretea of coareely-woven foulard, but Idvaniines. arnnres, diagonales. and Surah may all clto-sca under ...

... Westminster, one of the most beautiful and one of the moat gracious the ladies who know howto organise salon. Finally we may speak of M. Jules Favro, Baron casoli, and Madame Thiers, the second an honest Italian statesman, the first a Republican French statesman ...

... Radical land Reform Bill other ameliorative legislation for Ireland. The deputation seemed satisfiaJ, The Duke cl Somerset, speaking at meeting of the County Volunteer Association yesterday at Exeter, alluded to ths importance ot taking every opportunity ...

... remarked, It’s fine large ear that bird baa (or music, Pat; bat sare he’s got an awful cowldL It said that Cardinal Flaary, speaking one day to Louis XV. on necessity knowledge, cbrerved. your MajMty ware to have dauphin who knew more than yourself, might ...

... anything all such a description. His lordship speaks if HrTßrigfat bad denounced the institution Monarchy “the of the greatest human crimes ami calamities.” But Hr. Kigiit did nothing of the kind. was speaking at the ofMnhm new political club, and waa arguing ...

... sonnet on that subject Bat it is of the interior arrangements that hospital rather than of its external appearance we have to speak. The governors St. Thomas’s, read, acting under tho authority the Charity Commissioners, notify that they will be prepared ...

... proceeding* to commence. None the advertised speak era,-however, ware present, f.nd men the Coldstream Guards, with a detachment of 100 Hussars, patrolled the roadside near the place of meeting. There was speaking, and the people quietly separated. A land ...

... “stumped the East Riding or part ft, and was ready so again when a political ••outset should occur. evidently hi* element speaking waid-meetings and other political gatherings. not. however, mere politician. gentleman of scholarly attainments, literary ...

... fnty forocl» which mcokUllom and the few , M tie put of drflioef ChriuuT mTn who have time to reflect before they write or speak.—X *r .tliSlt 1 !; ; '«“- *Td« ...

... wonderfully transformed in its moral and social character. I am speaking on the authority of gentleman, member of the Corporation, who, perhaps more than any man in the town, is entitled to speak with authority on iho habits and condition of the inhabitants ...

... exhibited experiments electricity, comprising nenrely grasped in the hold Brno, mimed the fa Duplex system of telegraphy, lood-speaking tele- ana feu with fearful thud to the stage. The Saea with Cruasley’s traasmMdr, and obeerreroen the stage rushed to the ...

... esse. They forget, or do net want to reoenber, in what traositional things are in those half settled districts, and writs or speak just though everything was quite fixed there here. noticed few days ago that an Old Colonist pounced heavily down upon an innocent ...