... might catch a glimpse of him, while others dressed themselves as waiters, attended at supper, in order to see and hear him speak. On the 10th of February, at half-past three in the afternoon, we arrived in Paris. The toll-keepers at the barrier having ...

... making the whole lower deck such a scene of quiet rational occupation as I never before witnessed on board a ship. And Ido not speak lightly when 1 express my thorough persuasion that to the moral effects thus produced upon the minds of the men, were owing ...

... bury themselves in the earth. Not a breath of air was stirring, hut what was strange, the dust arose to such a degree, (we speak particularly of the neighbourhood of the Regents Park,) that shelter was anxiously sought to escape its annoyance. The holders ...

... said, that it is no justification of a defendant to say that he has copied a given statement from another paper. Itigidly speaking, a legal justification, on which to found a verdict of acquittal, we may, indeed, imagine that it is not. But does the learned ...

... been known to ask alms ; she stands with her back against the blank wall, with a little basket of cakes and laces, does not speak, but holds out her hand either to receive the donations of the affluent, or the coin of the purchaser. This has been over and ...

... might be made better readers and composers of English—more skilled in writing and arithmetic—heuer linguists — and. generally speaking . accomplished than the average of those who, at present, are called educated persons. Dufief, who came also from America--tbat ...

... doctor came to my wife's bedside, his teeth chattered, and his whole frame so shivered with cold that he could with difficulty speak. He told me there was every symptom of approaching labour, and advised that my wife should remain quiet in the hope of its ...

... body until the fever is destroyed, which is generally in a few day s. All the accounts from the Provinces of the 'Netherlands speak of the fineness and abundance of the crops. Yesterday evening (Suuday) the Rev. Alexander Fletcher, of London, preached a sermon ...

... witnesses was even compelled to observe secrecy by an oath taken on the altar. More than one hundred persons are summoned to speak to circumstances affecting the life of the prisoners. On the 10th of this month. about one o'clock in the afternoon, a thunderbolt ...

... had taken part in the late campaign in Flanders, and was listened to with the most flattering attention. He was allowed to speak and drink as long and as often as he wished. When the opportunity offered the other persons at table kept up the joyous spirit ...

... English Journals treat it as nothing; and our latest news from the City states that the Prince is about ro return. The Timers speaks mysteriously of indirect measures by which Spain, but more especially another and a superior Power, has been working for ...

... a profound knowledge of counterpoint and church music. Padre Mattei seemed to consider music on the decline in Italy. In speaking of instructors and artists, he said there were none rising up to supply the place of those valuable men, who, one after another ...