... the meeting expressed itself decidedly againgst his further speaking that he gave way, and sat down. Mr. B. Hardcastle, in supporting the motion, spill—l cannot, comparatively speaking, speak like a parrot without thinking, but preparatory to say- ...

... document that the system adopted in the two latter countries docs not differ in any material respect from that of France. speaks very highly, however, of the gymnastic instruction given in the schools of Prussia, and declares that if we put out of co ...

... husband or his baker would open the door for me, and I waited and waited. At four o’clock my husband came out, but he did not speak to me till a policeman came up. I was then led by some one into the shop parlour, and I laid myself down on the sola. At half-past ...

... Ayres. Diplomacy would, indeed, be worth little if it despaired of making peace between belligerents who, if they would only speak the truth, are, and have long been, heartily tired of war. ly in our t elswhere, ng in the accus- town and is power, it, is ...

... and that of a boot and shoe maker comes next. Of the 154 boys now school, 70 can speak fairly, 40 can speak indistinctly, 27 can speak few sounds only, and 17 cannot speak at all. Out of the same number, 27 can read, 15 can read by spelling the words, ...

... with the imperial measures brought before Parliament, reminding one of Pistol, foutra for the world and worldling’s base“ I speak of Africa and golden joys;” or Shakespeare and the musical glasses” of the Vicar of Wakefield. Is it not evident to every man ...

... On Friday fortnight the deceased digging a pond in the field, and Mr. Smith, whs had just loaded a fowling-piece, went to speak to him. The gun was under Mr. Smith’s left arm at half-cock. While talking Mr. Smith commenced to clean the nipple with a penknife ...

... puffing, with pursed-up lips, each infant’s face ; one hundred and twenty distinct times must he on the babies alone (not to speak of the water and the devil), if there be but forty children. The rapidity and dexterity with ■which the immersions are performed ...

... of the most popular advocates of the temperance cause. Alderman Pollard, who was called to the chair, excused himself from speaking on the ground of indisposition. called upon Mr. Parker, of Leeds, who dwelt upon the influence exercised for evil by strong ...

... of Bajar, who had observed Warnery’s doings silence. “What next?” asked Bajar, in voice not much above a whisper, and if speaking to himself. “Come on, friend,” cried Wamery ; “all will well.” Thereupon, he gave spurs to his horse, swept across the p ...

... but middling length. The quantity will less than expected. The quality will likely only middling ; but it rather too soon to speak with certainty to this. All these unfavourable accounts are owing to the very dry and hot weather this summer. We have had ...

... praying for a speedy deliverance from captivity. The waiter the hotel, when asked if there was room, nodded his head, without speak - ing word. I may mention here that the income of these respective gentlemen was something calculated to make the mouth of ...