... to which it was to be applied, and it really deserved to be described as a model and an unique institution, i He claimed to speak with some experience, as that was the I third institution of the kind in Marylebone in the opening j proceedings of which he ...

... yet retain one's first impression that the statement, is as far removed from paradox as from truth. But he goes further, and speaks of Macbeth's idea of sovereignty originating in the supernatural promptings of the witches, in whose hands he declares Macbeth ...

... MAN under bnll-r in London: speaks English fairly w.-11, and under- stands his duties : good appeafttnee : sft.. ldin — Halo llall, Liverpool. ?? INDOOR SERVANT (English); us. . l to hunting. E shooting, and travelling ; speaks it little French ami German; ...

... has come, if it can ever come in our generation, when the various sections of the Irish Nationalist representation should speak and act as one man at Westminster, casting aside oil merely pergonal considerations and all minor political issues in view ...

... gentleman who had under- taken to befriend her, applied at this Court for advice. Through her companion, for she was unable to speak Eng- lish, she stated that on the Saturday before Christmas she was engaged by a lady at a registry office in Boulogne to be ...

... CHURCH NOTES AND NEWS. Bishop Cp.eigiiton.— lt has become the fashion to speak of the Bishop of London as a many-sided man and a devoted follower of the Apostolic example, all things to all men ; but never since his translation from Peterborough have ...

... jealousies, and that is the prospect of getting plunder, lt was hoped that this method would eventually enable men once more to speak of the Irish Party as a thing that really existed ; and the chance of success seemed to be so good that Mr. Davitt is said ...

... front Only eight of these had to be carried ashora in ambulances. All the men are in excellent spirits and cheerful. They speak in warm terms of the care and attention received on board during the voyage. Every comfort awaited them on their landing. A ...

... for Junior Pupils. Miss Koenig is at home .very day by appointuient. Prospectus sent, on application. ELOCUTION, EXTEMPORE SPEAKING.ORATORY. Professor HAYSACK, whose Pupils include members of both Houses of Parliament, eminent clergymen, doctors, barristers ...

... t.i the war the official Popolo Romano pub- ••*''• - tiie following dementi : **■«. -vial journals and reviews persist in speaking of pro- ■'- an.l negotiations for a co-operation of Italian troops ••••: Hi- Biitish either in South Africa or in Egypt, ...

... out in another place, in only one fortunately — would that all our other pantomines were to-day as free from offence ! To speak of the Boer Flag as a dirty rag is as senseless as it is indecent. In all right-thinking persons such remarks as that instanced ...

... to Samarkand, travelling from the last-named place to London via Krasnovodsk, Bakn, Petrovsk, Kieff, and Warsaw. I can only speak in terms of the highest praise of the hospitality and cordiality I received at the hands of the Russian officials throughout ...