... able to resume work about a month afterwards. Mdlle. is still confined to her bed, though she is progressing favourably. Speaking causes much pain, and she communicates with her attendants by writing. She was very anxious to know whether the wounds would ...

... gravel road in the neighbourhood of Stoke Newington, without his hat and with his clothes in rags. The gentleman could not speak for some time through the injury to his mouth and throat. The assailants are still at large. THE LION, THE NET, AND THE MOUSE ...

... tailor and mercer, aged 56 years. It may well be said of him, we shall ne'er see his like again, as he was never known to speak ill of any one, nor any one of him, leaving to a numerous family a bright example to o and do likewise. His end was peace ...

... applause.) Mr. Mahony remarked, that having known the clergy personally during the time they had been in Cardiff he could speak of the good they had done. At that time the Catholic schools were only large enough to accommodate 150 children, but now there ...

... 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 ...

... be the best boy in town. The cut-throat gossip who does not begin her slanders with the statement, 111m sure I would not speak ill of anyotir, ctc. The bride who was not described as looking charming. The wld ling at which the presents were not 41 ...

... not the ruling precept with heads of families ill Wales. nor is it a command that is much reverenced by their children. I speak not of all, but of a clas's only, yet that class includes a laige proportion of the population. I am witting, however, to submit ...

... Non- sense.) Then again, why (Voices Oh. shut un Don't get excited.) He intended to speak uuti' ne had finished ( Bravo, and laughter). Mr Thatcher proceeded to speak of the inconvenient arran^a-cm of the church. Mr. KINMONTH: Are you going to separate ...

... here is it to be had? 1 am daily importuned for it by h':ndrcds' Kor a few, I grant you, there may be some at presen'. But speaking of Our position as a community, tueit L none beyond a few davsfor those few. he landlords wiil not concentrate their strength ...

... hasthafie-uttefn I see one of the speakers alludes to a limit of responsi- bility by certain clauses in th° partnership deed. He speaks vaguely, as becomes a di-creel (nan, when he is talking of impossibilities. Limit of i'-spo:isioility iu *uch an undertaking ...

... diocese without hawing y-1 provided him with a plafe to livu in. But, secondly, it is alleged that I cannot understand and speak the Welsh language. In this, too I am not to be blamed, if my friends have commended my endeavours to attain a knowledge of ...

... this to the urgency of Prussia's representations and remonstrances. Vienna, Tuesday Evening.—All the Vienna even- ing papers speak of the new state of affairs as most serious, unexpected, and alarming. The whole personnel of the Russian Embassy have received ...