... it» distinction. Ti Cardinal thinking thus, naturally recommends the poets as aids to the culture of the imagination. Of s speaks little too ; and should hare told his sudience that there are many which might reed with the greatest profit. Perhaps be hesitated ...

... journals exultant the mutter. But who are leaving tho needy—they have not the means—the unsettled! let tho following letter speak for itself. Wo knew the writer ; was, to all appearance, comfortably placed ; be was young, full of lifo and energy, industrious ...

... and VI ntts—-v.re (daccl ..rth 'Tti ■■ ■ aof the Su.c, e-.l the Prsidcnl, the Ihocuralo-Oenctal hu.l leu Jiuhres. letters speak hl)ljil> '-f the ttiipurti.il tone which distinguished IWd,4.-. is unfseottrably to the accusation ot the 1 n«u ruolr-tfcucrui ...

... Ben \V. Vanderpoel, Committee of Arrangements, No. 29, Bowery.” Ues]tecting the admission of negroes the army, the Sun thus speaks : Our army will not, contentedly, see lives and property fooled away under the entry schemes and mismanagement of such men ...

... WATCHES ARGENTINE SILVER. BENSON’S THE MORX/KG HERALD, October 23rd, speaking of the Plate in the Exhibition, tayi, Mr. Benson, who has a medal for Plate, exhibits some boautilul things.” The Argentine iaa composition all the licauty and richness of colonr ...

... of the promisee publically made in its behalf can long 'The'editorial tone of the colonial, a* well •• the home pres*, in speaking of Professor Hclloway a Remediee. is departure from the established usage. It is rarely that a leading journal touches upon ...

... with hi« responsibility as Seeretry for Foreign Affairs, felt that he was restricted by a sense of his offlcisl position in speaking freelv as could wish, unless lie was prepared to give effect officially his words. Poland lias met with sympathy, but no ...

... mid reclamation of waste land by a varieiy of applications—such claying, marling, gravelling, sanding, and liming. Strlcdy speaking, all these works should be effected owner of the soil before he lets a farm to a tenant. If the tenant executes them in the ...

... the very heart. How widely different the prospects exhibited the more northern regions. Britith ColuiMbift, Soma one was speaking snow in New Hampshire ns being three inches deep, when a Vermonter, anxious for the credit of his slate, interrupted him ...

... accompanied them throughout, and hailed them with a hearty cheer, at they left the Karan Platform on their way to Drogheda. speaks volumes for the generosity of people here that the funds requisite for the dinner—which Mrs. Moran got op io the prompt creditable ...

... interested sources. The Nation will of course admit that fair* on holidays ought far possible be discountenanced —that strictly speaking they are profanation the day aud that, whoever gave rise to them, they are certainly not the heir-looms Catholic times. The ...

... strength, but because they were believed speak the sentiments o{ a Tower ; nmeh strongtr and more formidable than thesasclves. is because the French Tress is placed under severe restraint—invited” not for speak ' ing that —because Government is always ...