... safe ho did not want any conversation tha had takn place between the witness and Tbickbnsom). The witness reniinere Be Gaflo speaking about the necessity of getting thde parets' consent for the witness andhis companions to go abroad. Wright and Perkins tos ...

... to me, gen- tlemen, that in returning thanks for a toast of this kind I have her for a part of my subject, becaunse I can speak of her and her doings and dealings among you, and her anxiety to make herself useful to her fellow-creatures at large, buat ...

... proceedings the band of the regirienat played selecthuns of music. Sir LYoN PrAxrama who had a heirry reception wrhen he rose to speak, said severaltbingabad taklenhfitn greatlyhy, surprise that evening. H~e had been surprised to find that: they had such magnificent ...

... striking a range of testimony inI support of the utility of his etterplse% Mat. STmmN is able to present it to the English- itI spe*ak~ing world-for he sets no narrower .e limits to its influence-wvith the utmost cofifidenco. That he is thoroughly in earnest ...

... prinfl .ciples. The working classes is the towns were ready, and b ad long been ready, for the franchise; I do not think, speaking from experience, that the working men of the ;rural districts wvere. No one, at any rate, can deny that they, as a class ...

... than England in the systematic teaching of Oriental languages. England, he reminds us, rules over 300 millions of people who speak Oriental languages, and probably supplies the markets of a thousand millions of the populations of the East, and yet in educating ...

... liberality, sympathy, and generosity of the audience on behalf of the medical charities of lbe town, the Bishop proceeded to speak on other characteristics of English life. The collection at the d1ose realised (with the receipts for stall tickets) £140 19s ...

... composer proves him- 3 self thoroughly muster of the highest form of his art. It is only in yieldng to the temptation of speaking when he I has practicaly said all he has to say that there is 3 any indication of weakness; but it is a symphonic work i ...

... who were destined to rule over a population nearly ten Ames as large as the population of England, a population not only speaking different languages, but thinking different thoughts, believing in different religions, nourished by different historical ...

... d Council which metat Rome in that year decided that the - Pope is infallible in all matters of faith and morals when h he speaks ex cathcdre, and that entire submission is due to h the Pope in matters of faith and morals and of doctrine or e discipline ...

... the resolution. 3 Mr. H. 3. WzrsoN, M.P.. who supported the resolution, I had a hearty reception. He said it was his wish to speak ! about Ireland, and he hoped they would regard him, not e in the light of an advocate, but in the humbler position of a witness ...

... wife died at Scarborough, and was buried there. He t wished, if possible, to get into a ?? appeared t that de Bergue, who speaks English well, had been once s previously convicted of begging on Leeds, and he was now ordered to be imprisoned for fourteen ...