... Brahmin life and of his conversion, while the facts which he stated about his own mission work were most interesting. Ile speaks English with great fluency, and was heard very distinctly all over the church Dur:ng the evening he repeated the Lo rd's Praye ...

... attain so much education, answered, ; I—juatheard—it—liere and—there, and was too lazy to forget it. THE New York papers speak of an eagle having been captured at one of the hotels in that city, which Ind Spicer to remark that when he stopped there with ...

... for which he urged, there should be more granary storage room, while for cattle there should be more shelter. Generally speaking, it would be better that the granary aecomodation and shelter for cattle should be provided by the landlords, but there were ...

... land. It was only a little fancy of mine that I should like to have it. Nothing more. For a minute the Countess sat without speaking. Then she said :— You shall make no such sacrifice for me, James I have made up my mind never to wear another diamond necklace ...

... to attend the meeting at the Mansion House in January. The nuisance of smoktis, indeed, horrible. Mr Gladstone and I often speak of it, and I may express our own feelings most truly in saying how thankful we should be if wise steps be taken so as to bring ...

... lover, said a young lady, may have ver plain features, but between his nose and his chit; he has something which always speaks a good wore for him. SIDNEY SMITH once thus cleverly described Mr. Grote and her husband: I do like them both s 4 much, ...

... Terni and at Argus, as at Laurens and Geneva, memory murmurs Byronic melody, and all the tens of thousands of the English speaking race who go to Rome cannot see to-day the statute called the Dying Gladiator, without at once beholding his young barbarians ...

... his bedtom door and raising an alarm. Help soon arrived, when General Butler was found to be half unconscious and unable to speak. He was not very badly burnt, but suffered severely from the shock. The deceased General was one of the few surviving heroes ...

... powerless to guide or direct, and she in all sublunary matters must now obey the stern behests of one who is now permitted to speak in the name of that blessed shade. A member of the clan :'Donald having influence with the lady favours the suit of the Great ...

... said(lood and prolonged applanse)—that the three great historic scu war, pestilence, and famine—had not injured the English-speaking nations of the world a much as intemperance. It appeared to be beyond controversy that Germane, Englishmen. and Americans ...

... softy. Nova. 3 The Boers have sent thsir ! arrp meg the North Gamin press. This pipers, addressing itself to people I ly speaking an almoss identical dialect with themselves, the authors and supporters et the poem, are likely to attract more than wee ...

... Preston had walked to the window, and drawing the blind aside, had looked out upon the night, and when Mrs Fox had finished speaking, turning round, facing me: I do not like to appear dieeurteous, sir; but I do not even know your name, and to share my— ...