... Miss Tipper is singing now? 'The Lost Chord I knew she was sjugirg out of tune. He says his wife speaks three languages iuently. Hum. My wife speaks one quite Vientlv enoueb for me. ...

... the English-speaking portion of the popu- lation.' The effect of these words, the report stated, was not only to deprive the native population of a second service on Sundays, without which it was impossible to keep to- gether a Welsh-speaking congregation ...

... visitor, and Miss Speake, housekeeper to Messrs. Humphreys and Heighway. grocers, All Stretton, were out together for a ,a!k, and when near Dudgley Bridge, a man, who they noticed had been following them, came up. Lid hold of Miss Speake, and threw her down ...

... One member only has the right of speaking against the cloture before it is pronounced but, once the cloture has been decided by the Chamber and pro- nounced by the President, the debate ceases, and no further speaking is permitted, unless some member ...

... DYSERTH. THE WESLEYAN BAZAAE.—We speak of the Bazaar now as a thing of the past. The under- taking of such a responsible task in such an out of-the-way place. caused much anxiety to those engaged in bringing the enterprise to a successful issue For months ...

... Italian only; the third, a corporal, spoke French and Spanish the fourth, a private, could, speak French and German while the fifth, a pri- vate, could speak French,- German, and Italian—a Babel of languages, truly, and enough to puzzle even a professor ...

... Roughly speaking. s..e African Re- nublk- covers a bundled and twenty thousaud bjuare miles. ...

... been a partner in the Rothschild bank at Naples. The other day a French paper was speaking of the Cold Street Guards, aud now an Alsatian has gone one betv'ev, and speaks enthusiastically of Cold Cream Guards. The number deaths at Bombay amounted in one ...

... Italian onl^; tit. third, a eorpdnd, spo-ke French and Spanish the fourth, a private, could speak Frenek and*German v^kile the fifth, a pri- vate, could speak Itench, German, arid Italian-a Babel of languages, truly, and tmoagja to puzzJe even' a professor ...

... introductory remarks explained the object of the meeting invited all to speak (but not all at once) their minds freely without fear or favour. Some very plain and straightforward speaking followed, from which it was evident there were different opinious as ...

... PiiESTATVN. MAIDEN SESSIONS.—There a clean sheet for the magistrates In Sessions fact wtiich speaks well fo>- thi good conduct, of the district in general. The magistrates present, were S and W. Wynne, Esqs. ...

... POETRY. THE LOVER'S LAMENT. Do not tell me that Summer is coming, Do not speak of its sunshine and flowers, [ am tired of the wandering bee and her hum- ming, f I am tired of the bird in the bowers. No-not June with her roses can cheer me, Nor August ...