... only stone spindle-rings have been met with. The earthen vessels of La Lagozza are of two kinds, rough and smooth. Generally speaking, the shape of the former is that of a cylindrical cone, and in the clay are mixed together pounded pebbles, as well as fragments ...

... it. I pray to be the instrument of vengeance.” Herbert Temple thought that his younger brother had gone mad. “ Who are you speaking of, Lionel ? Donm't talk in riddles.” “ Bossanquet—the double-dyed scoundrel, who stols my Rachel—no—no—not that. I'll not ...

... privnbcl{y conducted, the Chairman (Mr J. Green) spoke of the duties and the objects of Oddfellowship, and afterwards went on to speak of the Bingley district in particular. He said the district included five lodges, with a membership of 1350, and, in addition ...

... POLITICAL SPEECHES. Speaking at Rhyl on Monday evening, Lord George Hamilton said Mr. Gladstone had himself written of the difficulties in the wav of disestablishing the Welsh Church. To separate Ireland from the rest of the Empire would be no less difficult ...

... two other distinguished statesmen, who could not be present, the committee could not have found a man better qualified to speak about Mr. Bright than Professor Rogers. At the commencement of a fervid and, at times, eloquent eulogy, he mentioned with what ...

... [Hinton, Surgeon and Philosopher ; or, the Charm of Truth,” The chair was occupied by Dr Wilson. The Rev Charles Garrett, speaking in Bradford yesterday evening, said that it was forty-nine years ago that night since he signed the pledge. ...

... the new order of things, which had done so little to arrest the too evident downhill progress of his beloved city. On my speaking of my being about to visit the arsenal, he said I should find it a peine forte et dure.” The other reminiscence of Rawdon ...

... Fund, this process of liberation was largely accelerated. There were forced redemptions in which slave-owners were, so to speak, bought out of business with Government money. In many instances the slaves were voluntarily freed without the aid of laws ...

... the forthcomng Congress, which meets at Bombay during Christmas week. \ ery few, even among the advanced school of English. speaking students and laws ers, accept the movement seriously ; hence Mr Hume's great anxiety to create a reacting enthusiasm by paid ...

... almost, if nos entirely, self-supporting. SpeakinG at Haworth on Saturday evening, Mr Isaac Holden, M.P., uttered some wise 't:3| on the subject of religion in relation to social and political life. He was speaking of the work and mfluence of Wesley, and ...

... uarters. — “ gmervican Notes,” in the Manchester Examiner and Times. MerTiNG A Buripoa,.—The first tim~ [ ever met a bulldog—to speak to, that is—was many years ago. We were lodging down in the country, an orphan friend of mine, named George, and myself, and ...

... attendants who had taken Isaac away reperted that he had fallen into one of the sullen fits to which he wassubject, and would speak tonobody ; 80, after making arrangements for the poor old man to be removed to a better part of the asylum, the extra expense ...