... peasantry. And speaking of the Irish, we learn that Dr. Eough, who is always in constant attendance to see to their welfare in every respect, is an Irishman, though hehaslivedin Germany andforeignipartseversince he was six years old. He speaks excellent English ...

... or, at least, of absence of pose, which in the nature of things cannot be expected, and certainly is not found, generally speaking, in the full-dress exhibitions. Mr. Whistler declared, in one of the happier aphorisms which he has invented or reproduced ...

... example, the question of unsanitary dressing-rooms. Who can speak of these with the weight, the authority of the touring artists who have suffered because of them? But dare these people speak frankly in public? They may vapour and gene. ralise ; that is ...

... of the Opposition. And nobody who talks with Radicals in his club or elsewhere can doubt for a moment that Sir ARTHUR does speak for those thousands. At Westminster this would-be slim amend- ment is understood ; but, as Mr. WYNDHAM said, it is understood ...

... then the audience kept to him. But he was a great gagger. and gagged through all his speaking parts. Rich, or Lun, as he chose to be known was, properly speaking, a clown, bet having a limited acquaintance with the proper pronunciation of the English ...

... Salisbury wore the robes of the Chancellor of the University of Oxford. After the ceremony was over Professor Von Berginanin speaking on behalf of the Prussian 3urgeons who had been admitted, Professor Francesco Durante on behalf of the Italian, Professor ...

... not only n in Africa but also in China. The Sovereign's brief words were repeated by ti ; Captain Molesworth to te English-speaking non-commissioned officers of the Madras de- tachment, who in tua translated the speech to the men. The troops proceeded to ...

... deal, and nearly always alone, one has occasion to gauge the deep dreariness of human beings pure and simple, when, so to speak, the small, learnt-by-rote lessons of civilization, of kindness, graciousness, or intelli- gence, are not being called into ...

... their amiable efforts -may.-fairly be ..said .to.,.4havea been which greeted Mr. CHAMBERLAIN when he rose to speak and when he had finished speaking, as well as by the division. The House, in fact, saw how that web was. woven, and brushed it away not less ...

... unpleasantly into the gathering, by insinuations that the presence of the Austrian Sovereign and the absence of King HUMBERT speak badly for the Triple Alliance, have missed fire altogether. The Prince of NAPLES is there to represent his father, and the ...

... then the audience kept to him. But he was a great gagger.' and gagged through all his speaking harts. Rich, or Run, as he chose to be known was, properly speaking, a clown, hut having a limited acquraintance with the proper pronunciation of the English ...

... one from either side of the table, will speak at a single. sitting. The rest of the time is tossed to private members to quarrel for. As far as the interest and value of the debate are concerned, not to speak of so slight a matter as the interests of ...