... addressed a large meeting last evening at the Temporanc* Hall, Dei by. Mr. Mateo, M.P., and Mr. Hayne, M.J'., wsxe auionjj (ha speak r*. Mr. Melville addressed a at Newhall. Mr. Victor an-J Mr. liar ton. M.l'. his nail at Normantou and Littleover. REPRESENTATION ...

... cultivated opinion on the matter. It was Perhaps mom agreeable to speak smooth things of a place to which one be- longed, and which was dear to one; but it was necessary at times to speak plain things, and if be were right in what he said, then surely they ...

... Russia, shows thal even in that unsavoury piece of fiction 'the worst had not been told. The author. him-. -self a Russian, speaks with horror and dismay of ractices that, if continued for a few generations. must reduce what is at present one of the Great ...

... ladies of the Court sing a madrigal, while the past is brought in touch -with the present in a melodrame, in which the Queen speaks of Handel, while through the dialogue the minuet from the old Saxon| master's Water Music is heard from a concealed orchestra ...

... SBotaY and tEOnGE JacMsoN (the secretary), Mr. JosUA RowNTraza, M-P. for Scarborough, delivered t the opening address. After speaking of some of the; interesting contents of the exhibition, he proceeded to E refer to Use great importance of skill in handicrafts ...

... barrows of dirt and rubbish in perfect lout- liness, for he s-as noot allowed to speak to any olle; and even his food was conveyed to him by a silent messenger, to whom he might speak no word. Often, after this rough work was ended, and he came home dead-beat ...

... not always easy to obtain this help, and so, many who wish their children to speak French are content to engage a French bonne, and certainly the little ones learn to speak with her very rapidly, but in many cases the disap- pointed mother will find ...

... witness to the exhibition on the day of the police vsits. He saw Mr. Scar- borough go hurriedly to one of the attendants, speak to him, and give him two books. The attendant then went to the inner roorm, in which the reserve pictures were kept, and to ...

... his high qualifica- tions as a Christian minister a real knowledge of mausic, the Archbishop said he was not there merely to speak of the lecturer nor the lecture; he desired to recom- mend to the notice of the company, and to their suP- lport, the work ...

... Bishop to a mnutual friend, which speaks for itself:- For many years I looked upon Gladstone-- and often spoke of him to others-as the man to save the country, or rather the nation; it was, I thoughgl almost (if I may speak so strongly) his mission from ...

... treasure the men of Finnarken were. sworn to speak to: no stranger from the southern lands. Fridulph paused, and gazed meditaively into the fire at his feet. Knowing his mood, we kept silence, and waited for him to speak again. That oath have I kept this seventy ...

... if not altogether out of place. the other hand, Welshmen feel that they have been slighted by the fact that the ability to speak or understand their language when spoken has been treated as of do account in the administration justice among them. It sometimes ...