... The Opinione, of Jan. 29th, has an article on the course r that will probably be pursued by England in the event of war. It speaks of Lord Malmesbury's note to the Piedmontese Government, and says 1 The English Government could not become hostile ,to Piedmont ...

... Government • there had come to a dead lock, and Mr. Gladstone had consented to launch the necessary reforms. It was necessary to speak plainly on the present position of affairs in Europe, and he announced that the Ministry had entered into no engagement with ...

... approaching the cage, which of us two is likely to die first. Pray, your Excellency, remarked his old -valet, • do not speak to the bird of such iterious matters. Humboldt turns away . silently, taking up a book. Half an hour afterwards, ihe bird ...

... of Physicians of London, by Dr. G. F. Collier, published by Longman and Co.:— It is no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the Pharmacopoeia) that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloes; yet we know that luemorrhoidal persons cannot ...

... and that they represent to a certain point two fractions. One of them, that of New Holstein (Neu Holsteiner), will not hear speak of Schleswig, and will not make a special mention of it in the report of the committee, but keeps it only to Holstein. The ...

... devoted to the duties of his office. (Cheers.) He believed, considering that he was deprived of any quality which, ordinarily speaking, would be considered a recommendation, that it was their conviction of his honesty of purpose which induced them always to ...

... the Catholic artisan is a unit in a workshop of infidels; goodnatured many of them; most of them given to impure, and, to speak very mildly, unedifying conversation; and where it is a help,to him to feel that when the clock strikes the closing hisur of ...

... in looking back, that they were the pages of Roscoe that gave him his first taste and feeling for it. (Applause.) But why speak of the dead, when you have rising at this moment in the middle of of your town a magnificent structure, contributed entirely ...

... Purcell, in speaking to this toast, likened Mrs. Ram to a Sister of Charity, who, whilst on her duty of mercy and charity, inhaled the breath of pestilence, when perhaps many who should visit those loathsome hovels of poverty remained away. Speaking of the ...

... exclusively Irish. It was designed by the Holy See, and this I have heard Irishmen themselves assert, for all Catholics speaking the English language, yet under the exclusive direction of the Irish prelates. On this account English Catholics subscribed ...

... HER MAJESTY'S SPEECH. Parliament was opened on Thursday by Her Majesty in person. The Speak** attended by the , Serjeant-at-Arms and the OffiCds of the Holise;aiad acCoinpanied by a number of Members of the LoNirei House, appeared at the bar of the House ...

... that I, who have ever avoided factiousness, and given them fair play, will become their determined opponent. (Cheers.) When I speak of an 1 . honest bill I mean a bill with an honest prospective compensationneverpropose,clause; andfo r It that t n fully ...