... Minister who dared (to talk of the Ui Kingdom He maintained that the speech of Gladstone was that of an alien Prime ISlinit speaking of an alien country, and he was not strained by the decencies that would keep from using ouch terms if this was a hostile ...

... ” and wils received with loud and reiterated cheering. The noble duke said— My lords and gentlemen, it is no easy task to speak after an entertainment which has been given us by musicians fair as the music which they rendered (oheera), and I am afraid ...

... principles at this day. Yon, Mr. Chairman, ana Mr. Cobbe too, speak very high terms of Bishop Moriarty’s wisdom in opposing the Home Rule movement, and indeed every enemy to that question speaks in equally high terms of what they call his Lordship s manly ...

... past Lady Wyse resided on her property at Viterbo. THE BISHOP OF MANCHESTER ON MESTA BLISHMENT. The Bishop of Manchester. speaking at Bo!. ton, alluding to Mr. Miall's motion, said the State had not given the money to the Church. It had come from lords ...

... civil station is not in danger. The whole of human virtue may be reduced to speaking the truth always, and doing good to others. ho sedulously attends, pointedly asks, calmly speaks, coolly answers, and ceases when he has no more to say, is in possession ...

... feelings of toleration, exuept where the Yankee’s own personal interests are immediately ooucemd, I most unhesitatingly deny. I speak, Mr. Editor, from an experience of some five or six years residence amongst them, during which time I travelled large section ...

... Twined in each other’s embrace, And our falling tears rolled on* into one Am they wetted-either face. We clung together, speaking very low; Ah I heartful of grieving and fear— Lamenting the sad and the cruel blow— Lamenting our mother dear. Whilst the ...

... we be, would make but a poor hand at detaHing all the grace and elegance of Gaze de Chambery and white glace silks, not to speak of all the refinements and intricacies of the trimming art; so we must e’en crave their indulgence for once, and beg of them ...

... deerepid.— This year our always unfortunate country has been sorely tried one of the won* and loathsome of epidemics—we mean to speak of the small-pox.— Originating in Dublin, the fell disease has spread over the country, and even ear own little town has not ...

... drear— And wondering where they all should be, The next hope-lorn year. Then lovers wept in anguish With hearts too sore to speak ; Then old age drooped his snowy head, And tears dropped down his cheek ; Then infant eyes looked wondering At all the gloom ...

... our own stocks, both in fanners' hands and the granaries of our principal places of import, are reduced, all Europe, so to speak, is comparatively empty-handed and high-priced, there is just a possibility that the point reached is only a base for a further ...

... Newington, «tios Flora Davey, was on Saturday found guilty of the manslaughter of 11l r. Moon at Bayswater. On being called on to speak, she said that the wound was inflicted accidentally, and that, loving Mr. Moon as bhe did, it was impossible she could have ...