... about noisily and aimnies6ly, but pithel jovially, fill about one o'citok, when nil wis quiet. There Wes no drunhenners to speak of, and the only indication of the passing of friendly bottIles was the noise of their ?? ocrasionafly,a3 they were fung ...

... beauty of ferns exists, is now being published in one shilling monthly parts. Of the literary merits of the work wve need not speak, for they have long since been recognised in the highest critical quarters; and it is but just to say that they are no less ...

... Society in the chajterhouse of St. Paul's Cathedral. and con- taminlg some sensible hints and good stories on readi~g and speaking from a laymtan's poinr of view.' There is only too much truth in a sentence like this, in which the honlourable member ...

... hear.) The remedy I Should propose is this-I sin speaking of course as ?? i-'rividuals; I am speaking even without coo- 'ni>toion with Many of my friends with whom I likd ike to consult: but I am speaking as ?? wih has at heart the well-being of his country ...

... of i considering this reform or Eny other reform until peace and quietness return to our nation. (Cheers.) I must therefore speak, to you on the sabject of the disquieting and immoral foreign policy which has been ?? during the past three or four f -esrs ...

... The Copiand !sciebe and art department keeps us well in- fulmed on new inventions at home and abroad, such as that of the speaking machine in France, invented by Ki. Faber, who has devoted him- Et if to the production of artilicial speech with Cel sid ...

... English book. It ought to be added that while Dr. Paterson writes from what is known as the evangelical and orthodox side, he speaks uniformly with thb most marked re- spect of Huxley and Darwin, and handles his whole subject with catbolihity and breadth ...

... profusely f ' employed in millinery, either in fringes, em- s i broidered designs, or as edgings to brims. I ?? month we shall speak more decidedly as to a the trimmings and shapes of bonnets and hate AMarch being a trasnisiin month, the modes are ' ! seldom ...

... The chairman (Profeseaor Stuart) declared the- meeting dissolved, and Cardinal Manning and Canon Wilberforce declined to speak. There were about 300D persona present. Another report says that 8ir Wilfrid Lawson spoke amidst considerable interruption ...

... the patriarchs are stated to have lived refer not to their natural but to their dynastic lives, their sheikships, so to speak, under their different patronymion for many centuries. The Congrecafionalist, in addition to a portrait and brief biography ...

... distress, which b makes it quite safe that there shall b& no loss of life in Ireland from that reason. NWe a-e obliged to speak ap for ourselves, because EO persisteat are the little agitating class who are P trying to ruin Ireland, and not to reclaim ...

... ial whole ia the treatment of the prosceniam front. e14 Gold is thrown into bold relief by black, and this ItS. frmoe, so to speak, will eanbance the stage picture. ,el Above the proscenium is the medallion of the 3 ter Pv-nee of Wales in his youthful days ...