... auswer lias pf ceeded from the companies they main silent, dumb. The directors are, pareutly, deaf also, for neither they speak, bear, or heed. Demonstration^ press strictures, memorials, appeals have all, far, been in vain; the evils remain, the retortf* ...

... expressive countenance; he is 52 years old. He commands his troops in the LANGUAGE of the countries from whence they come. He speaks all the dialects of the Serb language, with the same fluency as German and Italian. To his immortal honour, he used his great ...

... class meetings, and suggesting a plan by which they might be greatly increased in usefulness.-The Rev. Mr. Car- veth, in speaking of the Church of God—its duties and privileges, said he had a difficulty in separating the one from the other, for they ...

... finished execution and ad- mirable taste; the high post he fills as Professor of English Singing at the Royal Academy of Munc, speaks volumes for him. Of Machin it is enough to Jepeat what we once heard a musical critic of high pretensions namely, Bartle. ...

... the regiment, I think the writer must mean as far back only as the memory of the present generation extended for, correctly speaking, the commander of the first Glamorgan Militia was, I think, Lord Talbot, of Hensol. When the regiment left the county in ...

... the truth of tl¡ê stance, at least, at Newport. 'I l ;i ...

... woiks are gone. Ths damage done is estimated at £ 5000. Of the extent to which life was sacrificed it is utterly impossible to speak with any accuracy. Three or four persons swam to the batiks, and were got out alive, hut several other persons are mi-sing ...

... upstairs immediately, and found him lying on the bed. She shook him and called him by name. His eyes were fixed and he could net speak. James Powell, residing at 36, Alice-street, Bute Docks, labourer, said he and deceased were companions. He had not been well ...

... Ordnance is hopei«»iy m, u. Rastrick, civil engineer'^hJr°Up 2I' recently, Mr. J. goodness of the London and OxforiTr* Ca'ied t0 speak to the only gone over it in a ch Jse and admitted that he had A shipwreck and awfutioss of lift. took place during the 13te ...

... ladyship's order, to the local vestry, as a pleasure-garden for the poor. There are, at the present moment, twenty-three English speaking sculptors resident in Rome, sixteen of whom are Americans. Amongst the latter are ihe ladies —Misses Hosmer, Lewis, Foley ...

... and where the visitor Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good in everything, all speaking, telling, and teaching of him-it would indeed have been a disgrace to the age if a Museum had not been established, in which ...

... or Britons proper. The whole Lowlands of Scotland, as late as the seventh century of our era, were occupied by a people speaking the same language as the natives of the Principality. Myrddvn makes frequent reference to Lanark Dumbarton was the residence ...