... tone, as if he had taken lessons in elocution ; and as if man, rather than nature and his own strong heart, bad taught him to speak. But I admit this is not the fault of Mr. Osborne alone. This is the great failing of all our orators, especially of our divines ...

... were near enough up to it to see that it was scarcely defended, and one oRI-er lost his life almost within it. Genetally speaking. the Russian ;punters were not very active !I:rough the night; indeed, theme as little for them to do, and they are evidently ...

... where wounded, and in w h a t b a t t l e . Her Majesty was evidently affeejed by the scene before her, and did not fail to speak to eveiv ma The inspeciion ended, her Majesty and suite were proceeding to their carriages, drawn up under the Martello Tower ...

... weight and friction. Of the company which has undertaken the cis-At lantic portion of the work we have often had occasion to speak. It is composed of some eight or more wealthy gentlemen, who propose to lay the entire line from St. John's, Nos : founilland ...

... Justice thought that it was the duty of the defendant I ant in a cab in Great Queen-street at 7 o'clock in the morning, and to speak the truth. Good nature frequently did a great deal of I suspecting, from his previous knowlege of the man, that something harm ...

... addressed a few words to an organ-grinder in his purest accent. He was astonished at receiving the following response— I no speak Inglis. Last week, one of the attendants at Ripon Cathedral showed to parties of visitors 180 young bats which had been taken ...

... official dispatches confirming it have reached us, and now there can be no doubt as to the truth of the terrible atrocity. Men speak of it with flushed cheek and indignant utterance. The world may depend upon it that our soldiers and sailors will take a fierce ...

... letters from working men, in which they spoke of the persons then assembled in no complimentary language. lie did not mean to speak in nnconrteous terms of those persons, because he did not think that the expression of opinion of the very humblest ought to ...

... Light in the following order:— Shark 2h. 2591. Mayfly• 2h. 37m. ss. Wildfire . . 2h. 46m. 40s. On the return voyage, so to speak, the Mayfly, during a temporary lull, gained slightly on the Shark, but never so much as to create a doubt of the result. The ...

... boy, who was a stranger to them, assaulted his brother, and he immediately turned round to take his brother's part. While speaking to the strange boy about his cowardly conduct the other threatened to strike him for interfering, whereupon the unfortunate ...

... the same conclusion. The account of the prisoners taken at the Mamelon is to the same effect. I heard from a gentleman who speaks Russian, and who had spoken with a cadet taken in the Mamelon at the first rush, that the latter says that they had not the ...

... whole army into the most profound grief. From the Timee of Monday we make the following extract : Lord Fitzroy Somerset—to speak of him by the name which he bore through the chief part of his life—was a younger son of the fifth Duke of Beaufort, and the ...