... is necessary to do so in order to make my- self fully understood; but, lest this talk should strike you as unusual, let us speak of things which require only simple but elevated language. So I continue. The soul, being- superior to the body, with which ...

... surrender and to seek peace, so that he may be left to speak for him- self. If he is not mad, he must know that a settlement of the war on such terms is simply impossible. The bitter end of which he speaks may come sooner than he expects. He may pro- pose ...

... that we are capable of opeking the truth ourselves, wve are in considerable lo.uts whether any other nation is capable of speaking the truth. especially on question' of international Doolcv. Hence we watch the move^ements of troops and Beets with a- very ...

... the Speaker could evena speak! Happily there %x no other occasion when the Spemker's Chair was so disgraced, and it is safe to pre- diet that there %will be none in our tinme. Another awful occeasion for 'Mr Speaker to speak was in 1806 whenl be-it was ...

... efforts. Mr Faber, in thanking the electors, said that York had recognised that the country was in danger, and had known how to speak the voice of encouragement to the Government. Mr Murray said his opinion had been nisropresented up maad down the constituenoy ...

... LORD SALISBURYS ADVICE TO MISSIONARIES. Lord Salitbury, speaking at the ?? meeting aite Society for the Propagavion of the Gospel in Foreign Parts, held in Exeter HaM, on Thesday, saidi there was a proverb in the east, fi5rt the missionaries, -then the ...

... one gentleman -was speaking I--believed I was itto in de world, dat I Was an illused saint, and ought to be rewarded withlte biggest reward Se norld had to give me: but, he ewent on, when 24 oddier gentleman stad finiised speaking, den I knew L ...

... the hand, and towed him near to the shore, where a big wave parted them, an-d deceased, who was ?? exhausted and unable to speak, sank outt of eig'ht, while Steprhenon was carried out to sea. Stephenson. Grey, and Levtham- -had done all they could, and ...

... been said, acts from pure reason and by strict rules of logio, whereas woman acts upon intuition and with no rules worth speaking of. whether logical or otherwise. That is the a prior! fallaey which is just at present being slowly but surel- demolished ...

... toast and the good ?? just expressed towards Her Majesty's Ministers, could speak with a lighter heart than any of them who were members of the Government had been able to speak for some months past. Now, at last, we might fairly hope that the alond of ...

... to her assistance1' was also badly injured. The promoters of a ?? gathering in Liver- pool, at which Miss Maul Gonne was to speak oan Monday night, on Irishmen in the Army,' agreed to drop the meeting, at the request of the police, who feared a disturbance ...

... talki-ng clown to them. At the oiose of my lecture one of the number pro- Po-ed a vote of thanks. As soon as he ho~gan to speak i felt at once that hie was an educated man; his chras- log waes remarkably good, his language chaste and even1 eloquent, he ...