... with the Hebre3 liberator Moses, who demsnded the radics release of Israel. Heaven sent him the watchworg of Radicalism, Speak to the people that they go for-! %vard. Even we ware indebted for much of the liberty we enjoy to the Hebrew patriot. The ...

... courtier. In Count BEI7ST'S Memoirs, of which we have bad the oppor- tunity of submittinsg advance sheets to the English-speaking publio, there is a sinu- lar anecdote of Count BvrMMoW'5 courtly stoicism, Just before the arrival of the newly- wedded Duchess ...

... last Sunday whien N[M. FPerry and do Freycinet fel in with each other after deeune? in tle Green- house of the Elvsee was to speak to them in a half pvful :ianiier :to this effect, The old 'ear is just out, and forget all dilfetences in -honour ofithe new ...

... and then almost, immediately felt -himself ~beeoming -stupefied and e. He remA ibered the prisoe saying that she WEved to Speak. to him, t to huve a word on the quiet, to which he s epad, e said madsme, cer- taiy. 'Hissense s Len began toleav him, ...

... meeting of the Iris3 party willshortly be held at which Mr. ?? O'Counor, the member for the Scotlaud Div ~b~im .f the city, ?? speak, and possibly also M'r. Parnell will be present if his health permit ?? liberils, dividied somewhat at first by the difference ...

... they could not undere toake pepsrate measure ?? that aional boroughs shall not be ezespptjlj tributions to main rods , -Speaking at Glosgow on cil & Sexton declared that 3l1r. Ohb szaisp eettling the Irish ueosion woul4di but hife. ?? - Several evictions ...

... tos that during the past few years there baa been a T.eay improved feeling among the rural crg yand3f tbey wer a free to speak as I am, to = thef wold not hesitate to denounce the arrow, slsh pre udice and ignorans vhith regards a little itary knowledge ...

... form, and the sesult w as' that he be cme n e asrc ?? or twvo wvitnesses, members of the theatrical profession, werecalled to speak to the high character enjoyed bg the defendat prior to this transaction.Tbe order defered ss wg sentence. ...

... art a scholar: speak to it, HoR~no, says some one in Hamlet ; and it is true that ghosts were usually addressed in Latin by exorcists, and got into a way of disregarding plain English. Hence the popular delusion that they will only speak to Latin-learned ...

... orators first began to spout, no one of them ever bad a snore moving themoe than the :uan who mounts a tub in 'London streets to speak of the sorrows of the poor rand the wretchedlness of men who feel themselves and their families week by week 6nking deeper ...

... may now assme that if the Ie en t propose an extension of Lord AsE- tbt''s A ct so zany Qf the Dissentients as Mr. :NpUMMAW. speaks for will join the rest of *Lel party in resisig the proposal. He Op*-ti'atno 'Government, either this or any ,sihewi think ...

... an' hour. You must vvb avith it . I %war you, I will no loneer FrenCh; I ll only speak German. i lt'd shiers hiwe do n't kno w a word of No matter, I will only speak After that Bismarck answered their 5pachs n Grmn.They wrung their ~l5andwakedup nddown ...