... the latter pieitc being given as a morniug performlance in order to euiable hint to arrive at the Hetyniarket in time to speak his parting wordvs. Mr. fam bas postponed his departure abroad in order to be present both at the Hay- market on the 20th and ...

... referrig to his family 0o1e, to which Mrs. Hawthorne was to be intro. duced, 4 Though I am fond of writing end of public speaking, I am a very poor talker, and for the most part very much prefer silence. Of Charles's beautiful talent in that art I have ...

... was found that, although Lai was alive, blood wee pouring trom hot n that he tie sustained injuries- totehad n as unable to speak. He WsiM. ndee7,eue to St. Mary's Hospital, where he ?? y e.Clender and Bowe,11 who fouuid hzifb nfngfo concussion of the brina ...

... presence, and sings and acts with ju dgment and evident experience. Of his powers generally, however, it will be more fair to speak alter his second appearance. Mdlle. Dotti was again efficient in the music of Michaula, and the cast in other characters was ...

... all knowv-the saying of~thie cobler,ktat there wvas enq nothing like leather, and perhaps he might be .pardoned ln from speaking on foreign affairs, mor ?? alIeofI rhlid been connected with them forieealyas B t heg -though he realised the manitue n iprtnef ...

... second mate of the Cheerful, Lboth of whom died from exhaustion after having boen reseued from the sea. The rescued persons speak in the highest teems of the exertions that were made by Captain Markham and the officers and crow of the Heoea to save them ...

... A. McDowall, B.A., B &c The first thing to be noticed with respect to this report that S Teaching University, strictly speaking, hasdisappeaxed.- Nething is now said of an amalgamation of Univer- skty College, }ing's College, and other - institutions ...

... speech have arrived the vagueness of the Tory programme is better recognised. The Conservative Press continues, however, to 3 speak of the excellent impression it has created. t This im'reasson does not appear to be shared a at St. Petersburg, for, apart ...

... remarks were made uponuthe numre of the plaintiff, suggesting that it avoured more of)'the Wandering Jew than of an Englishman, speaking of the scheme of the plaintiff as a harsh and cruel suggestion, and saying that for down. right cruelty the writer of the ...

... Conservatives are inotve end appa- b t rentlytdisbertened. Further Liberal met ngs a being arranged at which MIr. Cobb will speak, saup- P V uorted bviocal politkins, and also by lr.Hmeury n P'owler, Hi.P., Mr. Jcsse Collings, H.P., Mfr. Broad- P burst ...

... meetings. The I cheane-s of the time is felt as a uixie. benefit, if auv, to capitalists such as those to whom Mfr. Ouschen was speaking last week at Maitchester, i for exatikle. Thoy (eta the 1lweapaoss of Selling I 1A1ric: WkIll UIrtSaiaLt aoute Less. Oa the ...

... sbove negotiations have been divulged- Noew that ?? is taken and the Euglish believe Geieral Gordon to bo dead, I am free to speak. LORD AVOLSELEY. }!nROlJGH BEUTER'S AGENC'Y.) VENICE, JULY 11. Lord Weolseley and his staff arrived here this morning from ...