... miscalled pantomime, ' who will move their limbs in exquisite time to a tune, never seem to have an idea of rhythm when they speak. How mercilessly they slaughter the metre of the couplets written for them—how ingeniously they try to throw an emphasis on ...

... him to take a practical share the work which they, as trustees, were to successfully carrying out. Mr. Hibbert had, so to speak, token the words jut of his mouth, or he would have enlarged perhaps on the same topic that arrested bis attention, namely ...

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

... A STRONG SHOWMAN. If report speaks truly, all the astounding feats performed by men of antiquity, including Hercules, Samscn, and Milo of Crotona, havo been capped by the recent performances of French athlete, Joignerey by name, who at present fulfilling ...

... don't understand you. I trust my dear Mrs. M., that grief over your loss has not affected your has not affected you. I was speaking of the death of your cousins as being— Cousins! she cried, staring as hard at him as he was doing at her. I've got ...

... be that was blasting my life. could no longer endure the quiescence that accorded such sounds their aggravated terror. '•'Speak to me, Captain Santerre,' I cried aloud. 'I am alone and suffering. Through what power you here, and why this ghastly presentment ...

... room under that in which the young men died about a year ago, and were both taken ill the night, the wife being unable to speak. Medical evidence was given stating that the organs of the bodies were healthy. Dr. .Scattergood, of Leeds, who analysed the ...

... full-length marble statue of the late Mr. George Dawson, the popular orator of Birmingham, which represents him in the act of speaking. The prize of 1,000 marks, offered Herr Tonger, a music publisher of Cologne, for the best Violin School, has been awarded ...

... LORD JOHN MANNERS ON THE ARMY AND NAVY. Lord John Manners, speaking last night at the distribution of prizes to the Belvoir corps of the Leicestershire Volunteers by Lady Mariners, said the total available force of England, if she went into war, would- ...

... clothes, there no actual gain to set ag bust possible loss. The Ambassador speaking unofficially is just unpleasant the Ambassador speaking officially, while the fact that no longer speaks officially may draw inconvenient amount of attention to some points of ...

... his fellow countrymen. The Saturday Review does not regard the prospect of his re-election with unqualified approbation. It speaks of the comparative failure of the General during his former occupation of the office, adding that during his administration ...

... and Mr. Barlow, C.E. It has now been definitely fixed that after the examination of the remaining fifteen witnesses who will speak as to factj: the inquiry will be adjourned for the purpose of waiting until the girders are brought ashore, and then after ...