... feeliags of delight and of despair, cannot be aIM sad. This, of course, is a secondary matter and on the whole, if we cannot speak here of improve- mrent, and might even point out'what is 1,imbering Rnd ungracei'il, it must be admitted that the oid solid ...

... propriety will be recognised of my mahdn# a porticn of my qpeech jn that beautiful languag6e, in order that I may be understood. I speak I rench with timidityI and not flowingly, except when excited. Wben using that language I have often noticed that I-have' hardly ...

... policy ministry and tampering to disgraceful scene its champion tho of English legislation during the it all impossible to speak for sacrificed to to s in sphere social events to record which havo darkened rather the of 1831 than twenty-seven in occurred ...

... ed system j Boycotting. The English public have little idea . that suffering is. When man under the ban league no man may speak to him, no one may work mm, ho may neither buy nor sell, he is not to his ordinary place of worship or to send his chi'djj ...

... cake to Inspector Fuller. He also banded ovet a box of wafers, which Le thought were found in the bedroom, but bo could not speak positively. He was present in tho room when it was being searched. He had seen the box andpowders produced before. Ile could ...

... met with amost enthusiastic reception. Dr. Comsnins, M.P., who occupied the chair, reviewed the work of the past year. and, speaking of the Land Bill, showed that whatever of good there was in it was due to the small band of Irish members led by lir. Parnell ...

... that he should submit his name to the next Republican convention as a candidate for the Presidency. After he had finished speaking, the counsel for the prosecution announced that he had only one more witness call. Mr. Scoville said that the defence required ...

... form some estimate, however inadequate, of the powers and the worth which were once so freely devoted to our service. Let me speak tirst of bi myself. It is a melancholy satisfaction to me to ' publicly express the deep respect in which I held my lamerted ...

... to contend with than at present, and that his holtover the Roman Catholic world will weakened. The Norddeutsclie Zeitung, speaking of the opening shortly of the St. Gothard Tunnel, says :— This event winds a new tie around the two nations north and south ...

... about a third ads dewing (be table after dinner be said, l'ome mile distant, • man rather tall and daddy u m: I want to speak to you, and pulled me hurriedly entered the kitchen of the house, whiet his knee. I told Lim that if he slid sot behave is ...

... next, with the same result. The last man in the row was an oddish party, and accosted him with the usual question : Do you speak English Oh, yaas. This was sastsfactory; so we got into the carriage, delighted with its roomy comforts and the facilities ...

... Forster's special magistrates. M1r. Lloyd was last session most Vehemently denounced as a firebrand. Tories vied with Radicals in speaking against him; the Govern- I ment had difficulty in defending him. Yet he ;is the man- whom the Castle has chosen to honour ...