... the depths of his prison, would rise above tho coming century. M. Deroulede, in measured tones, declared that he would not speak of his conviction, for he should have too much to say ; but the High Court must know very well that he would not complete his ...

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

... the most touching and gracious of his religious pieces, always, even at their least spiritual, profoundly human — we are speaking of the Virgin and Saints. A Holy Family, lent by Mr. Charles Morrison (No. 107) l-epresents not unworthily, in its ...

... MERCANTILE SHIPPING NEWS. (Fbom Lloyd's List.') speakings. Clan Mackenzie. Chcribon to Delaware Breakwater. Dee. ?? 36 N. 75 W. Dechmont. London to Table. Bay. Dee. 8. ?5 ?? 23 A\ . Matterhorn, Antwerp to San Fraueisco, Sept. 2, reported by ea hie from ...

... direction. I observed, too, that she was settling down by the head, but did not anticipate any disaster. I had turned round to speak to somebody when I heard an exclamation, and on looking around I saw that the ship had sunk and the hull disappeared. It was ...

... by a gentleman who had undertaken to befriend her, applied to the Magistrate for advice. The young woman, who was unable to speak a word in English, stated, through her adviser, that on the Saturday before Christinas she was engaged by a lady at a registry ...

... Moss, the Headmaster of Shrewsbury School, did well the other day to insist on the necessity of teaching boys to write and speak their own language correctly. We must pass briefly over the other important question lor discussion, which is virtually, v ...

... screams in the distance, SO they guessed what had happened to her. Of the religions element in Mr. Dodgson's nature we may best speak in the words of Mr. Collingwood : — ' ; Even for the children, perhaps especially for the children, he wrote and spoke much ...

... TO-DA Y. ?? The Duke of York speaks at a county gathering at Newport, IsJe of Wight, convened by Princess Henry of Balicnberg, in aid of the Fund for ihe Volunteers proceeding to South Africa. The Lord Mayor receives the Colours of the City of London ...

... the hill-foot village of Colinton, where his grandfather, Dr. Louis Balfour, was parish minister for many years, of whom he speaks in his delightful Memories and Portraits, under the heading of The Manse. His virtues will be recounted on a mural monument ...

... MERCANTILE SHIPPING NEWS. «*. (From Lloyds List. ) speakings. Garrymounfc (supposed). New York to Fremautle. Dec. 8, 13 S. 32 W. Constauze, Pisagua to London, Dec. 15. 8 N, 38 W. WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. EGERSUNP. Jan. s.— Cliristiane 3larie (Danish b ...

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