... ware willing to accept reform bit by bit, and to accept that reform which was most grateful to the nation. (Hear, hear.) Speaking for his fellow Vestrymen and co-parishioners he welcomed their friends the Metropolitan Board on this occasion, as baring ...

... no light could not tell when it wae day when it was night He had no one to speak to, for one wae allowed to go near him but keeper of the prison, and was not allowed to speak to him. Ha had nothingto do; days weeks end months passed, and was still in ...

... arrival of Augustine, the emissary Pope Gregory, who came to Kent in 097. When Mr. Msehonochie’s school said that they ought to speak of their erring sitter the Church of Rome gently, because it was the Church of Rome that brought the Gospel here, he asked ...

... the nioiner. Voltaire, having paid some high compliments to the celebrated Haller was told that Haller was not the habit of speaking favourably of him. “Ah!” said Voltaire, with an air of philosophic indulgence, “I daresay we an both of us very much mistaken ...

... and the business wonld not be got through so quickly as at the present time, because, the more members there were, the more speaking there would be, supposed. He had not at present said word about the inoonvenienoe to outlying members, but it must strike ...

... smothering it, or by preventing bad thoughts from bursting into words. Never utter word anywhere which you would ashamed to speak in the presence the most refined lady, or the most religious man. Try this practice little while, and yon will soon have command ...

... taken into custody. The prisoner, when asked it be had anything to say, pretended not be able to speak English. Inspector Gale said the prisoner could speak English if liked, and remand was necessary to enable the police to make inquiries. Col. Jeakes remanded ...

... render them assistance at different periods, and it due time his land will be brought into deceat stale of cultivation. He speaks with pleasure of the absence of intemperance, and says that the public-home* hare scarcely any existence there, the sale of** ...

... smothering it, or preventing bad thoughts from bursting into words. Never utter word anywhere which yon would be ashamed to speak in the presence of tha most refined lady, or tha most religions man. Tty this practice a little while, and you will soon have ...

... Bruce promised that without pledging himself to ali the details of Mr. Dillwyn's BUI, Government would it their support by speaking and voting in its vow, and andsavow to pass into a law. ...

... observation of the arrangements provided for the health, comfort, and feeding of the little inmates of the nursery,. we cannot speak too highly. The little dormitories constructed for their light and happy slumbers are faultless in respeet of cleanliness and ...

... proved that the prisoner could speak English fluently, and added that he gave great trouble in the prisou. He was very dirty in his habits, and on one occasion wss flogged. The prisoner, who still persisted that be could not speak English, was sentenced to ...