... its present state of improvement. [ might consider myself as safe as on any railroad in Christendom. . Even, while .we were speaking, the train shot into the entrance of this dreaded Valley. - Though I pleaded guilty to some foolish palpitations of the heart ...

... garbled, and the public had only their word as to what was done with the money. (Applause and laughter.) Admitting they were speaking the truth, then some poor people were getting a double allowance. The whole question of the proclamation of banns and the ...

... reputation of his native country as a school of art. A word or two regarding Wiertz himself will not be out of place, before we speak of his work, as he belongs to too modern a date to have his genius acknowledged or his name widely known. Two or three hundred ...

... the greater their attention to the lectures, and more especially the debates, with a view to cultivating their talent for speaking in public, the more worthily would they fill the offices to which they were appointed ; and, further, when the present senior ...

... next addressed the meeting. ~That was the first opportunity he had ever had of logking that congregation in the face and speaking to the members of it, Thiswastiofault of their minister, foragain and again had he invited him, and again and again hadhe ...

... and he now turns about to retaliate. But we are content to let him remain in his hiding place, and to such as he we would speak kindly, while _sympathising with his views we respect his feelings, we will endeavour to mingle charity with all we say of ...

... (Town Clerk), in proposing the toast of the, evening, said—Our theme is Robert Burns., While we are assembled, and I am speaking, the minds and hearts of nen, are irresistibly 'drawn 'to him by mingled admiration and pity, and. his praises ave rising ...

... those who are personally acquainted with me can certify that I have never been a public speaker, and my present attempt to speak will sufficiently prove to this audience that I am but little versed in the grand art of oratory. Meanwhile, I must, under ...

... respectds, and there W 3 why working men the disseminatio® hat Word was the equaliser of mew ‘ere high’ alld'liftnt on to speak of y to a:l ranks and our interest in 1 ry and remembet d. One could no Ity of the present - wish it still moré thought that ...

... minutize of the service are Sverything that coylq be desired. Sy Garnet feelg strongly, we know, on this point, and, as he speaks from actual €Xperience, nq one would venture o suspect the truth of pig concluslon§- His opinion is that the British army ...

... Christian benevolence 4 altar of Bacchus. Af illustrations as showing annually by the natic wentleman said it wasa: not to speak ot it as a we, as a Christian coun prostitute all this we named. What did Government got a 1 millions, but in compa gained ...

... the “Phaenix,” and generally speaking Dublin is in quite a _go ahead. mood,, . Surely . tjse; visitor dn ...