... it. To those then who love their country, who feel deeply all that touches its greatness and its glory, it will be well to speak of Cherbourg. To those who accuse the French nation of being light, of wanting perseveranec, of being easily discouraged, shall ...

... joint statement, It appeared that Mr. Si mitts accosted Mary Meyers, who was walking with Sarah Smith, and said wanted to speak to her Rutland-line. She went with him short distance, when he drew dagger sheath, and, laying hold her the neck, made several ...

... for parents to discourage their children from speaking Irish (a custom which, to our shame, has prevailed m the South of Ireland during the last generation), under apprehension that the habit of speaking Irish would prevent them from acquiring a correct ...

... misrule begin to quote again at every tipsy bucolic feast, are the drily-written history of Ireland’s sufferings. They, too, speak of “improvement”—from suffering humanity to pinguid brutedom. They are eloquent on the increase of green crops and fat stock ...

... parent. “Why you p-p-profane old P-p-Papish conspirator,” he said, witli one of the paternal oaths—“ is that the w-w--way you speak of the Lord’s anointed? Is that your return for the good man’s p-p-praj'ors Bo mo sowl,” cried old Darby, wid all respect for ...

... is expected that Mr. Alfred Wigan will be enabled to resume his professional avocations. Reliable information from Naples speaks of the growing disaffection in the ranks of the native army. The government intend to send out to British Columbia powerful ...

... sustained no injury.” 'What’s the nl nil? Sj>eak up, cried Old Darby, with mingled fear and astonishment. She’s too frightened to speak,’’said the stranger, the matter is easily told. This fine fellow, who is gathering his long legs iu such a leisurely fashion ...

... and in every case, against many who had pre> sumed to be bis critics, he felt he should forfeiting that character for plain speaking and acting which he always endeavoured to sustain if he failed express the dissent which ha certainly felt to some of the ...

... received. The Kaffir Chief, Hmahlie Winhali, has been delivered to the British by his own people. The Monittnr dt la Flotte speaks of the satisfactory state of the new French colony of Caledonia. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up ship, British ...

... whom lam bound to address. No, brethren, I felt it was only in words congratulation—words of joy—words of exultation I could speak to you—that I might associate myself in these deep, earnest, and most holy feelings which pervade yon a day like this—that ...

... Portugal, Baden, Wurtemburg, and Sardinia are represented, has been opened at Berlin, Letters published in the Trieste Gazette speaks of the excitement produced at Aleppo by the events of Candia and Jeddah, and, had it not been for the energy displayed by ...

... little works—works, indeed, of full and ripe performance in their way, and which it would be unjust to pass in silence in speaking at all of the Academy Exhibition. mean the little landscape, Loch Awe, Scotland, in which Mr. J. Dauby (the son of our d ...