... j covered wpmwire, was lent down the ventilating fit, and a quirt& of fur speaking at the bottom of e mine was distinctly heard. Eyes m om andiblit at the bottom / ef .t.ll were at top. Bongs were sung questions asked and answered, demonstrating its thorough ...

... oar amhas.tador that the Russian Government would speak with era' energy both at Philopopp u :ii and at Constantinople, in order that the administration of the ,constitution guaranteed to Routnelia might not be violated n the one side nor encroached upon ...

... course, the recently precarious nature of our position there will become, humanly speaking, a thing of the past. Thus we may, without presumption, look hopefully to the future. We have, however, to provide fur the future. The strong fronter won by our ...

... THE primary sehooltnaster is, comparatively I speaking, a new member of society. The watt who should dic:ct and iiiiperinteutl the education of 1 ago numbers of poor children at. the same time, was a phenomenon totally unknown to the licoplo of ancient ...

... themselves for the next twenty minutes or so, while continuing to speak without the least interruption. He has also worked out a calculation on the black board, while continuing to speak of matters outside the calculation. It is more a matter of habit ...

... themselves for the next twenty minutes or so, while continuing to speak without the least interruption. He has also worked out as calculation on the black board, while continuing to speak of matters outside the calculation. It is more a matter of habit ...

... whom I remember years ago by stopping with the l'rincess before his door am speaking to him. She asked som , . , questions about at oleander growing at the door, speaking, said On old man in telling his talc. ' Italian like me, at affirmation which ...

... THE PREMIER AND THE CATHOLICS •OF IRELAND. Lord Henry Lennox, speaking at Chichester last night, said the Premier was anxious to signalise his tenure of office by helping to pass measures conciliating the Roman (lath(); lic population of Ireland, yet ...

... much more thankful than we ar,. f.:• the many undeserved blessings which we daily enjo . If you cannot speak well of your neighbours, do not speak of them at all. A cross neighbour ma* be made kind by kind treatment. The true way to happy is to make others ...

... Parltanihtlikiy bovernmen Vote b• no doubt that theAetstb of Thieve has greatly. situation in France. Th e itepnVim.ns, or to speak moil, correctly,' tie • 'of' C t onstitutiois,' have lost their great mainstay, and the Gov*. Wilkey im the; affairs the nation ...

... night, on making inquiri e s, we ascertained that ho was about the same as on the previous night, but that, though unable to speak, he was quite eonrcious. ...

... place yesterday at Limerick. They were commenced through Mr. Bigley, secretary of the Victuallers' Association, interrupting speaking in favour of the earlier closing of public houses. Bigley was severely assaulted. One woman has her kneepin fractured and ...