... special Advent services, and have read it on with much pleasure. !st I am very sincerely glad and thankful that you could ud, speak, as you have done, in respect of thle conduct of a those who attended them, and yet I felt, no doubt from .d former experience ...

... which has t, lbeen thrice visited by the writer within the last four o years, and of its agricultural future, of which he speaks n in glowing terms, Cattle-breeding in Colorad, le a says, is capable of indefinite extension, thousan.ds of square miles ...

... marble statue of time late Mer. George Dawe6on, of the popular Orator of Birminghain, whichi represests him inl in the act of speaking. The seine sculptor lies justhl finlished a fine land expressive bust of the late lion, Dir.1 pm 3 eniry Dudley Ryder, of ...

... 'Pinafore' expression viva a noosance, remarked a' T'utonic gentleman to a genial coadjutor. Auf you tole a yeler sometiogs, he speaks nodding von blame Asiglish abetr he say-'Vot, hardly, sometimes nefer!' Vot hind of hlngutge is ?? last few nights of Drink ...

... to exanmine him more closely, and I was fraridug a Fentence to address to him, when I dis- covered that I lid not dare to speak. I was afraid of the sound of my nwn voie, There he sat, and there sat I. I turned my head again to my work, and finished writing ...

... progress of Roman Catholiciam in England is principally due toBenedictines, Passionists, and Tesuits, but because, technically speaking, Cardinal Manning and thebishops have not got a leg to stand upon in the Canon Law bearing on the subject. ruth#, atxttw0 ...

... season in London is complete. The Daily T'ele r'oah, in a notice of Mignon, which we wish wve bad room to insert, after speaking in the most eulogistic terms of Miss Gaylord and the company generally, says- No such chorus singing can be heard in any ...

... became too strong to be resisted, end in 1863 he tools up Isis elelenceat Montreal, in the midst of scesiery of which Ilsi ?? speak with ?? By this time hi msay he sail to have becomsie anI allielelit oh tie Cshurels of riglaslid, altho.sugh sWtiL obtejclieg ...

... appeared at this house in Mr. F, C. Burnanud's Betsy, a comedy as it is styled in the announce bills, but more properly speaking an elongated farce of the most mirtlhful quality. Like almost every z;rodern play, Botsy is an adaptation from the ]'rench ...

... up to us, saying, Where? He cast his oyes round the burning circle, and ran calling out behind the curtain. I heard him speak to a man, and hlie with my husband (Mr. Joe Bldred), a servaut, and another wall in another minute enierged, holdiug a hose ...

... apparently with the view of showing that the cry of 1Ireland for the Irish is raised chiefly by people who, correctly speaking, are not Irishmen nt all, The author has not observed the rules of proportion in his work, too much attention being paid ...

... translated, The intelligenice received in Berlin respecting the new selies of excavations now being proceeded with in Olym- pia speaks of thle continued success rewarding the laboura of the German Commistisiotn, Among other olijects dis- covered sre numerous ...