... Future of the Eigisb4, ,t speaking loces. Such an attempt to fore. i cast the progress of events is, in the mind of tle 11 great Englishman, the necessary consertnce of d the extraordinary development of the English. a speaking peoples during the last ...

... s - in a laboratory0 The substitution of the cus- tomary term apothecary on the following evening set the joke, so to speak, upon its legs again. Sometimes, however, the difculty lies far deeper than a mere allusion, and extends to the very foundations ...

... for the con- sideration of the House, it is not surprising that the vote was agreed to without a division. Mr. MINmDrTA, who speaks with authority, warned the Government that any attack upon Board Schools would be received with indignation, und that the ...

... clothes to get e, situation.- The magitrate suggested that the witn0ess should speak to the girl, who kept moving her hands in an aimless way. She cried on hearing Mrs. Wright speak ouco- ragingly and kindly to her, but nothing cohereat oould be obtanaed from ...

... discussion, in the course of which the Government accepted an important nmend- ment, from Mr. HEALY. This amendllent, or, to speak more strict'ly, tbis new clause, pro- vides that whon the Commissioners sanction any advance they shall ab once male an order ...

... East African Com- pany were to pass into other hands. I ex- pressly repeat that it is a strongly Conservative paper which speaks in this tone, which as yet has only been adopted in the Liberal Press, (CTIOUGH it2UTEWS Aan>CY.) ZANZIBAR, Nov. 12. The Italian ...

... by Mr. OanOBNi Monc;Ax and Mr. SHAw LugvmI, and it ii expected that Dr. DALE, Sir JoHNc LvUnBo and Mr. SYDNEY BuxTow will speak in rempon5e.: Thcse Commissioners, and their colleagues of the minority, in the admirable Report in which they expressed their ...

... 28 additional vessels which are to be built. Armaments alone will increase the above sum by at least thirty millions not to speak of the increased expense for the crews, Last year the Minister of Marine, General Caprivi, submitted to the Reichstag a memorandum ...

... hermother-iu-law are conversing iathe fore- ground; and more particularly in those fine choruses in the harvest home which speak of the famine and the ultimate deliverance-the Albert Hall Choir, it is true, were quite in their old form. But in other places ...

... advocates of the present Board have t contended in all their meetings; and it was of t this contention Mr. MUNLmILLA was speaking I when he threw down the challenge. You 1 profess to have saved the ratepayers a quarter I of a million a year, says ...

... odds and ends of decided German manufacture are taken in at every glance, and one finds that the servants and waiters either speak Garman or English with a strong Teutonic accent. In the entrance hall is a marble bust of the reign- ing Emperor, and down ...

... When I got into the M r, witnes-ebox and was on my oath I was going to speak S in favour of my countrymen. . aso Then pou were going to commit perjury P-No,lIwaes L .going to speak the truth. My statement in Mr. S&oas's Bl .office was a bogue one, aznd ...