... in the wood in our clothes. I say we, for although, the only vwhite man among them, I have a native adjutant with me, who speaks Englieh well. He belongs to the Homses force as Paymaster and Adjutant, and is a very nice fellow. We have to get grub as ...

... the' last time, and, began occasionally to lose consciousness. The next day he stil. recognised his Lontrades, but could not speak, thcugb from time to time he affectionately pressed their hands., On the lath hid agony began, and soon all was over: He died ...

... New 'York, landed Captain Gomel and sixteen English sailors of the crew of the German Emperor's yacht Meteor. All the men speak in the most enthusiastic terms of the EDmperor, who has presented Captain Gomes with the Hohensollern House Order aid his ...

... out his conflicts of opition otherwise than fairly, and with manful openness and resolution. It is not for us, we feel, to speak of our lost friend in his own paper in the language in which alone we could give expression to the sentiments that are suggested ...

... regions of the Agricultural Hall last December. Mr. Heath con- eluded by using Professor Farraday's words on the subject when speaking in 1839 of Mr. Fox Talbot's drawings. He .said no human hands had traced such lines as were there displayed, and what man ...

... R LITERARY 'SoonTr.-On Wednesday evening Mr. de Pomeroy delivered a clever leoture, An hour's ramble through a gallery of Speaking Portrait6. Mr. Norrington in the chair.. This (Wednesda)eiening Mr. Edward Capern the Poet of North Devon, will give An ...

... strength, and harmony will find in this descriptive effusioni (Ugbrooke Park) a considerable share of these qnalities.-In speaking of the Version of Cato. M1r. Reeve has certainly executed his task in a manner which in general reflects credit upin his ...

... human- nature gathered up 'in one grand sketch, and so any one who has lived a half score years in the world can look on it and speak of it, and be as accurate in his opinion of its merits as an old painter. Like the familiar Blind Man's Buff of Wilkie, old ...

... Teigomouth, but we understand she has neaely made up her lost time, and that next week she will leave again on her usual day. This speaks well for the boat. SWELnLODSMlEN.-From circumstances recently come to the knowledge of the police, it appears that this city ...

... in order to exhibit an entirely new colleethin of cmposition Figures, the fruits of her labour since her last visit. Report speaks highly of the collection, and we have not a doubt but it will meet with patronage during the time 'that it remains Irn Exetir ...

... attention. I, at The demand upon our time and space must be an excuse for a sisiply passiog notice. Some of our contemporaries speak in high termrs of the picture. The Bristol Mirror says that arch in conception, design, perspective. drawiog, and colouring ...

... with the twenty-seven line,. Mr. Clifford also explained two new theorems he had discovered in the l theory of distance. In speaking of these communioations at the time Professor Burst said they khowed the great power Mr. Clifford possessed not only of this ...