... ty, thougbt of their evidence is sufficiently manifest from the fact that before calling upon the pri- soner's counsel ta speak be put it to the jury whetber there was any case, and declared that a dead set3 appeared to have been made by these medicrl ...

... soften onkiselips as he speaks ?? butdcearvwoice, which is easily hoeard tbroughcmut the church. HRis language is elegant yet simple, wvith- out rhetoric or artifieial phrases. H~e wxes no gesticulationD, and sometimzes speaks as if to himself. He declae ...

... Soudan confirm the reports that t the Malhdi is sending a large force to invade I the Egyptian frontier. Lord Kimberley, speaking at East Derehamc last night, defended the foreign policy of Mr. Gladstone's late Government from the criticismsF of Lord ...

... In the case of Genoa, au English resident in Italy- Mir. ii. A. 3LE ?? discharged the agreeable task of making the' walls speak. Mr. L: ...

... allega- 'tions, And the tuanner in wvhich they were got up, and presented, and sustained. Of course we are speaking now, as Mr. PAPNtELL was speaking- last night, of the charges which have already Disprovre thetuselves, of the forged letters, about the character ...

... le a Christwas tree entertainment in the greenhouse, where there are six toy-ladeu trees. Madame Carnot will be there, to speak a few motherly words, and to say sometbing particularly kind to the amost well-conducted and unfortunate. The teachers will ...

... neighourhood in respeet to M~r. Gladstone's visit. It is eipected that s00& after arriving thxis afternoon Mr. Gladstone will speak for a~bout three-quarters of an hoer, though 3is greait spteech will be delieered to morrow evenoug. About 120 members ofPar ...

... with the revival of that now almost forgotten piece of ingenuity the shadow pantomime, or sene ien which there is no speaking, and the vanoous person- agee are only beheld in shadows projected on a white transparent curtain. The grotesque effect of ...

... own powers of A endurance. In response to an application from the Secretary of the Ayrshire Miners' Union, who wanted him to speak in Ayrshire on the labour question, Lord RANLDOLpi, in a long if letter, defends the principle of the Eight Hours .e Bill, ...

... taken by digging. To arrive at a legal decision of course the words of the statute have to be narrowly scanned; and as these speak of mines of slate, aud the common mode of working slate is by open quarrying, the conclusion appears irresistible that no ...

... admairers exitol it X ,asstatesnar likereserare. LaordGaLvIL, whose x knowvledge and experience are alost unique, t seldom speaks ?? in the H~ouse of L~ords. r LorUd RossiBEBY, whosea dministrtion of the . ?? Office is admaitted by his oppo- nents to havre ...

... balcony stalls. The prices to other pirts are generally speaking proportionate to these, and iu many instaupes ar less than one- half the prices of our- theatres of equal rank. The following lote speaks for itself : Sir,-Baing engaged ulaon an account of ...