... which shelved to a discerning public that it was necessary for him yet to receive a few more lesspns in order to read and speak with propriety the English language. T,he Chairman afterwards moved That a committee be appointed to prepare a memorial to ...

... little, ugly, vulgar figure, overloaded with finery, and her laces and ribbons trembled with rage. She seemed not to be able to speak, and, by way of relieving herself of her overcharge of wrath, smote me several times on either ear with that pudgy hand I had ...

... near the Argyle-rooms, in the Haymarket, with • her baby in her arms, singing. He gave her a shilling, and said he wanted to speak to her a moment. In the interview he asked her if she would take care of a child if she was paid for it. she declined giving ...

... case. They had heard one of the wretched women who had been brought up by a writ of habeas corpus from Tothill fields prison speak of a box of baby linen being sent a few days after the child had been given into her charge. Who sent the box? Mr. Hill had ...

... suggests a resemblance between him and Juliet, which we never expected to discover. Respecting that heroine, Romeo remarks She speaks, yet she says nothing, which is precisely what the above-quoted remarks of the Hon. Member for North Warwickshire appear ...

... lights burn as darkness comes on. 9.3o.—There is a cry, 'A sail?' A sail!' I look. It is close upon us. A small brig. She speaks us. She is the Magnet of Halifax, and has seen our distress signals. Now for the first time during three days there are signs ...

... EkCFLANGE. MARK-LANE, MONDAY. The leading country markets held on Saturday were moderately supplied with wheat. Generally speaking, sales progressed somewhat slowly, yet very little change took place in prices. Most kind of spring corn were in fair request ...

... Luncheon is set in the dining saloon; some cannot eat, but still many seats are occupied. The rolling—or now, more properly , speaking, rocking,' for the movement is violently from side to side—comes on again with renewed force. The passengers catch hold of ...

... produced any marked effect on the troops, but at the same time they do not complain of it. The veteran chief of the American army speaks of retiring in another month to enjoy an honoured repose. fare they who serve a republic! Washington's estate is a wilderness—his ...

... no-justification for supplying false particulars to the registrar concerning the child. The register, too, .in point of law, speaks for itself. The signature, R. Hill,de admitted to .be that of the accused, and although the other baptismal names are omitted ...

... is that falsified? Mr. Pnilbrick: I do .not object' to the question, but• it 'is' perfectly useless. The entry the-register speaks for itself. Witness; The only answer I can give is thatthe person who wrote the name R Hill in the -entry is the same person ...

... received, and the process is to be continued until the copper money is entirely withdrawn. The attention to public reading and speaking among the clergy is not confined to the Bishops of Rochester and Salisbury. The present Bishop of London requires every candidate ...