... ipeaceable demonstration innate—die steeps and determination with which they put their demands —the requests they had made to the English Government Being, as be was, beneath the protection of the law---he.must of necessity be very moderate. They, the proletariat ...

... t lie arm of an English prince, end in Kioto was engaged for a whole month reproducing on the trunk and limbs of au English peer a series of scenes from Japanese; history. For this he was paid about £lOO. He has also tattooed English ladies, and seems ...

... old interest was created by the narratives — Of Raleigh, Frobisher, and Drake— Adventurous hearts, who bartered bold Their English steel for Spanish gold. The history is one of comparatively new lands and new people. Mr. Melville gives recitals of the ...

... 64-4912.64 I tough, 571-68 l ; eigeoted, 671-4111; strong 711. Tis :—et Stridts, 1001 Si cash; 10r1-ICOI 106 three months; English. 1061- 1:17I ; Auttralian. 1011 10s-1021. :—Deglith, 164-101 11i64; foreign. 3d-101% :--171-171 Si. Aunties'! :-31t 10.. :—tll7l ...

... Curdiganshire, Wales. %.1 USSERY GOVERN K 911,16. desires It E•ENGAUEId ENT L as stove. Oyer two years In lot situation. English, music. noodleivomen. Esoallent refereneal.—A. T.. a, Itorel-sillea. Loner Edmonton. NURSERY GOVERN Rae to one or Iwo children ...

... fag, ling barley, or in oil •akes, and for luilere effete high price.' were movie. 'rho terme ruling included 31.. for tr English. Austral an, and New Zealand white wheat • 31n. for knot 708.64. for American red winter, 2 la. WI. for town * household dour ...

... pupils in Latin, English, history, French, German; prepared for; terms moderate. Apply by letter to G.D.. 6 Medley-road, West Hampstead DU frUTOR (late student King's Coll., Loud.) would .1. coach boys; usual school subjects, foreigners English. K.C.L., c/o ...

... bees solonoldomioiled in England. Pada was with Garibaldi, but simply, it appears, in the capacity of °corespondent of an English daily: journal, The Ness, of Wednesday, publish*. a letter from Naples correspondent, which us to believe that M. Punk' is ...

... the hope of saving life, and after • most toilsome march at length reached tI: oidlo. There, on Vie bleak shore, they met English an end six coloored men. They were uaked cud terrib'y exhausted. Seiverxl ) cut , muleed. rum Englishman was C.p aiu Illamil ...

... RELIGIOUS AND MORAL TRAINING.—The Bible, Sawed History and Ormgraphr, Re. ENOLl4ll—Reading. Elocution, the History of the English Language and Literature, GRAMMAR.—Mi.torical and Formal, Etymology, Syntax, U. Construction and Analysis of Sentences, the ...

... French novelists, M. Marcul Prevost, taken a cottage at Bristol in order to saturate h:x mind with the study of English customs. As the English language already pLye aE. part in modern French amide, I enplane N. Privoet's next book will he read in France ...

... speaker, and extremely popular among his journalistic brethren. Lord Grimthorpe has come out as a defender of the rhymes in English hymns. Some audacious person had ventured to assert that “God” does not rhyme with “abroad” and “send” with “descend.” Lord ...