... Palmerston 'the noble Viscount,' pronouncing the word properly. And further, if Mr. Williams does not always speak wisely, he certainly speaks correctly. And he is a very respectable, honest, charitable, and worthy man. This is his character both in the ...

... music at such a time would be rejected as most unsuited to the deadly work they are about to be engaged in. The French leader speaks to and regulates his troops by the drum. Its bearer, with a rifle slung at his back, is at his right hand, and the charge ...

... the name of one whom the kings and princes of enlightened Europe recognise and acknowledge as an equal, and metaphorically speaking, as an associate. But it is at such gatherings as those which took place on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings that we can at ...

... proud boasts of Church of England firebrands that their churchis the stronghold and bulwark of Protestantism ? The Congress speaks of its princi- ples forsooth Do its principles sustain compact with the Church of Rome, to unite in accepting a State subsmv ...

... been requested at jdnjoat a. moment's notice to speak a few words to tlieni, not in pfaise of their departed brother in Jesus .Christ, but rather to ask them to direct their prayers'to Go'd. He was speaking to those who know the Iatc ^athfer Bruton well ...

... party interested in the charge, I beg to say that the Irtter just read is a tissue of misrepresentation.—Mr. H. H. Rhys could speak from experience. Some years ago a similar case occured at Aberdare, and he took measures then which resulted in annulling the ...

... War, the Iron trade generally would have had rather a good week. As it is, a fair business has been done. In saying this, we speak, of course, comparatively, and of recent periods the palmy days of the Iron trade having gone by—certainly not to be seen again ...

... by a voice from the bottom of an old quarry, and he soon ascertained that it was Mr. Sn ell's voice, who was just able to speak and relate that he had in the darkness fallen over the rock and had re- ceived severe injury. Mr. Lewis procured assis- tance ...

... position. He was conveyed to his residence and received medical attendance, and though he recovered so far as to be able to speak he never said how be tell over. lie lingered until Friday morning, £ bo lit three o'clock, when he died. An inquest was held ...

... arrangements made by the spirited host and hostess of the Black Lion Hotel on the occasion of this graad Masonic fes- tival, speak much for their liberality as public ,aterers. WE are glad to notice that matters in connec- tion with the staple trades of ...

... the best gardens in this part of the country, I must say, that none have surpassed, and but few equalled the one of which I speak. The pau- pers employed; to some of whom I spoke at the time, expressed themselves highly gratified with the task assigned ...

... resolution to the clerk to read, in favour of maintaining the existing, rule,) The chairman said he was glad to hear Mr. Evans speak so feelingly on behalf of the poor, and though he had told them of the faults of the husbands, yet he did not mention at all ...