... so providing against, coming evils, lie should also have four ears, indicating that it more behoves him to listen than to speak. Four hands should be given to him, that he might be the better able to do al! that required and expected that he should do; ...

... indeed, far too often,—the tate of an architect to be called upon to produce them, are mere travesties, artistic whims, so to speak, the relish for which the part of the public taste is no means indicative of well-founded or sincere love of art; but, suggestive ...

... has placed within their reach, we have little thoughts for the crowds of our fellow-citizens, who the language of one who speaks from his own bitter experience.—“ Sit in gloom while sunshine floods the land, and feel through darkness for the hand of help ...

... place, its streets and terraces are well built, its appearance is handsome, and it has a steady, business-like look, which speaks well for its future Its inhabitants look forward to seeing it become a Parliamentary borough, and surely there are many other ...

... engineering and architectural skill. Of the and its concomitant establishment and dependencies, it is our especial purpose to speak now more minutely ; and such particulars as we can chronicle will tie read with greater interest from their local bearing; ...

... are wrongly ascribed overfeeding. Many children suffer from being brought up under the mistaken idea that invalid diet, to speak, is the most desirable one for them ; and, at tl.e very time when they are most in need of abundant and nourishing food, it ...

... scarcely coming up, taking the mean grains, or average giving as the exact quantity grains. I believe, however, that grains, speaking in round numbers, or 1 part in 1,000, would give fairer idea of the amount of solid matlar iu London sewage. * Professor ...

... Edward Krankland, who was appointed by the Government investigate the causes of decay of tiie new Houses of Parliament, says, speaking of the tests to which Mr. Ransome’s new stone has been subjected : The chief object these experiments was to expose the samples ...

... an ambulatory outside a timber and glass structure that surmounts the whole. the purpose of tins latter we shall presently speak. The windows are fitted with polished plate glass in large squares. Ihe interior, which is entered from a central doorway in ...

... investment in the bank of human misery; and as Dublin is but an index in this matter to our other towns and villages, the fact speaks most suggestively to us as to the true cause of a good deal of the poverty and great distress among our working classes, prevalent ...

... extra 2s. 6d, on the boats, second-class passengers can obtain first-class cabin accommodation; and the officials, generally speaking, both therein and the line, are obliging a trifling consideration —though forbidden by the company’s rules—not being altogether ...

... introduction personally by any delegate, or by card of introduction from one of them but egates only shall have the power to speak or vote. 10. yuesiions may be brought under the cognizance of the Alliance hy any allied society writing through their secretary ...