... every Sunday the Director of the Insane Asylum visits the palace to examine the medical report. At rare intervals the King speaks coherently bis attendants, aud it is said that soon after his accession to the throne he remarked lackey : Henceforth you ...

... Smith escaping to order return to Mombasa. a let'er dated September 28, Lieutenant von Tiademann, the companion Dr. Peters, speaks disaster to two English expeditions which had ventured to cross the waterlesa desert. But one thing perfectly clear from all ...

... Thou * fear the storm, and yet we fain would be. Even the tempest, Thee The trail Heart sinks amia the blinding foam. Yet speak, it it Tboig ted come ! Oh. See! walks the waves a» Lord: Clear through the night comas His commanding word ; Hill near, though ...

... Lee* Knowiea.—l entirely agree w»th yon tnat cattle incidoot is great importance in tbe the impending Irish controversy. If I speak 1 shall certainly dial with it, but the meanwhile I hope that our England mil Like understand the innumerable services to which ...

... Brooklyn Street. flail Lane. Annley. Dear sir.—liavicc uw-d y.-ur Kaeeooe Liueeeit aoJ Liquorice for the last four years. can speak itry loshly of Whether 1 aui troubled with «'o>arb. *ake a doee t*o the artttor* which me great relief I think tnat a aocn ...

... Miller war lately a«kM a wh> the* *he thought that wom-n o»n d. it Ihev liked, d.» ali that nen can do. Sbs replud as follow* Speaking for there ia at but on# thing that many men have done and ninr kn 1 ahouid never have the courage to do. have studied medicine ...

... health, and that case thought that tho Premier will the Riviera till a few days before the opening of the Session. If rumour speaks truly, Salisbury is not the only member of the Cabinet who is suffering from ioflneo'/a, though there are good reasons why ...

... paid for a dog licence, say, to least 10*. «kJ.. why this not tried successive toe Exchequer past comprehension. Broadly speaking, two classes persons should keep dogs— tnos»* a use for them ami those who can pay for ths privilege. The dangerous digs ...

... with aoms persons woo were near him the time. He had been engaged this manner for several minotos when, turn sharply round to speak some person behind him, suddenly fell to the round uncunseiou*. Much alarm was created tbu unexpected incident, and wbon those ...

... Englishmen into granting that which, when ODce granted, would be used as a lever for very different purposes, if even while speaking he knew there were forces behind him whose deadly hostility England would insist—whether he liked or not—that it should be ...

... not now oepfined the Radicals, although it is below the gangway, of coarse, that there most plain the subject* Mr. Moriey—to speak bluntly—is voted a** prig. He is moat inaccessible to the rank and file of the party, and has a perpetual air of condescending ...

... This all very well tn it* way, and a fin* specimen o! the policy the Army and Navy Gazette with regard question* which speaking is the one thing necessary. In the first place no pre-emption all In the matter. i* perfasti? well known that the quoted ...