... shower of sentences must be little more welcome than the rattling of the earth on the coffin. But the orator does not speak to hidm. He speaks to a crowd of people feeling just grief enough about the man whose corpse lies before them to be touched easily by ...

... fell like a bombshell, it seems, on Mr. FREDERICK BAINES, the chairman of the Thursday's meeting; and the Leeds Akerczry speaks of the dismay and disunion which it caused in the Liberal ranks. Fortunately alike for Leeds and Lord AMBERLEY, there ...

... fell like a bombshell, it seems, on Mr. FREDERICK BAINES, the chairman of the Thursday's meeting; and the Leeds -Vercury speaks of the dismay and disunion which it caused in the Liberal ranks. Fortunately alike for Leeds and Lord AMBERLEY, there ...

... apparently quite uninformed as to the part played by his father in connection with Italian, Polish, and Danish affairs. To speak of the Polish matter alone, he is under the impression that Lord RUSSELL, at the end of the interchange of ideas to which ...

... blunders which he may avoid, or give him a hint or two as to the manner in which he should begin. ?? it be understood that I am speaking of fox-hunting, and let the young beginner always remember that in hunting the fox a pack of hounds is needed. The huntsman ...

... apparently quite uninformed as to the part played by his father in connection with Italian, Polish, and Danish affairs. To speak of the Polish matter alone, he is under the impression that Lord RUSSELL, at the end of the interchange of ideas to which ...

... THURLOW'S manner on the bench in a way which shows, what no one who has watched him speak can doubt, that he has studied closely the minutest histrionic effects of manner. He speaks of the sarcastic and peremptory matter which eyes of the most fixed gloom ...

... blunders which he may avoid, or give him a hint or two as to the manner in which he should begin. Let it be understood that I am speaking of fox-hunting, and let the young beginner always remember that in hunting the fox a pack of hounds is needed. The huntsman ...

... decency, to which probably no country in the world at the present time could supply a parallel. The Herald correspondent, speaking of the principal actor in this disgraceful scene, says he was born in North Carolina, and, when a youth, was apprenticed ...

... THURLOW'S manner on the bench in a way which shows, what no one who has watched him speak can doubt, that he has studied closely the minutest histrionic effects of manner. He speaks of the sarcastic and peremptory matter which eyes of the most fixed gloom, beneath ...

... candidates. Consider, for example, the advantage to. a man about to write a book of first gaining an Imperial station. We do. Mot speak of the volumes of delicate puffery which he can comrnand4, and the excellent advertisement resulting from the mere fact that ...

... candidates. Consider, for example, the advantage to a man about to write a book of first gaining an Imperial station. We do not speak of the volumes of delicate puffery which he can command, and the excellent advertisement resulting from the mere fact that ...