... most contemptible and degraded of beings, whom no man ought to touch, unless with a pair of tongs. One' day, while he was speaking with great freedom of abuse of Mr. Webster, then a member of the house, a senator Informed himn in en under-tone that Mrs ...

... as- smrance of my desire top premate an important change of the law in the direction of your wishes. Where the reso- lution speaks of the application of it as a test ques- tion, I feel confident this is not meant to set aside or disparage the duty of voting ...

... to us, saying, 'Where?' He cast his eyes round the burning circle, and ran calling out be- l hind the curtain. I heard him speak to a man, and he, X with my husband (Mr. Joe Eldred), a servant, and another n man in another minute emerged, holding a hose-pipe ...

... all the natives of India, though the Indians are not so mur- -derously inclined a race as the mountain tribes of whom I am speaking. There is not a family known in a tribe which has not a blood feud with another family, which lasts from generation to ...

... upon the stage, but the slightness which was apparent in his earlier efforts is to be seen in his later work. Cobwebs, speaking generally, is a pretty little piece, which might judiciously be compressed into very miach shorter compass. The story is ...

... elect of pcosmmon, is proud of his accent, and undertakes to give a new tone to parlia- ment. His admirers in future -sill speak only of the House of Commnins. TnaE one and only major, whi bears the name of O'Gorman, is delighted at the notion of being ...

... have saved his country. As it was, He expended a great flow of language, And a gteater flow of liquor; He gained nothing to speak of, And he lost three-fourths of the Elections, Wosenmruca Cull.; or 0conrsmption, asthma, &c., by Dr. tocoons Puanosrcr WArres; ...

... population is to some extent Ohristianized, and so, likewise, is the Couit. The coast tribes are capital sailors, the whole people speak but one language, and -are mostly very intelligent. Mr. Sibree, in his interesting 'volume, throws much light upon matters ...

... comely of countenance, neat in her attire, modest in hi demeanour, whose name was Ellen Bean, but vhom ti canon was wont to speak of as Nell the Cook. One evei ing a young lady arrived at the canon's house, and too up her abode with him, very much to the ...

... advice.-OTRao. This sort of thing is the mdre appropriate, because in a case of-beheading the warrnnt wouid he, strictly speaking, only a dock-warrant.. - I GOT quite a turn on opening my paper on Wednesday morning. the first article my eye fell on was ...

... takes a turn across the courtyard and enters royal jresence.] Boeyal Presence (graciously): My devoted personal attendant! Speak! What say our people at this ter- rible reversal? J. B. (after kissing the hearthrug threetimesJ: Most exalted grace, the whole ...

... an agreeable surprise: Of the acting, considering the 2 actors were not accustomed to the task imposed on i a them, we can speak favourably. :Jiss Louise rvilles, as e .lilwood, displayed much and well-sustained power, and s-gained well-deserved laurels ...