... is major ala suite, Ist regiment of foot guards, chef, and colonel proprittaire of other regiments. 'Hie following anecdote speaks much for the firm and manly character of the Prince : “The evening before the second ball the opera, the officers of the royal ...

... aye croodit. I thocht o’ sayin’ a little aboot ye’re Prize Poems last week, an ye’re new prizes that ye offer, but as they speak for therasells, my notes are’lang eneuch for ae week, I’ll leave ither folk tae tak’ them up if they like, and say mair enoo ...

... and Boase have resolved stand, anil, Boase gives his evidence with the authority of a medical gentleman, shall endeavour to speak more fully here this head than I did in last, even at the risk of running counter man, or it may be a class of men, who have ...

... queen-bee who presides over the hive. We know of no previous period when Court life was so free from disturbing influences. Not to speak of the ancient Britons, and the marauding hosts of Saxons and Danes, who made themselves and each other miserable, but, coming ...

... w’hich he wrung the Prince Consort’s hand, for by the working of his face it was evident he could not trust his tongue to speak. After a few minutes had been allowed for the illustrious personages to recover their composure, during which the bride again ...

... abandon >b. Yet so tfinociously do men cling any system that seems tend to their special profit, that we fear it is in vain speak of the acts of tyranny and gross iipiKXice that are caused l)y'4hc working of monopoly in any form. I have glanced the-origin ...

... s out of their den. Now, the French Emperor was the person who directed these accusations against England ; but who could speak with greater cause of the hospitality of England ? Had he not acted the part of a conspirator? Had he not left our shores armed ...

... necessary drive them below until preparations could be made for their safety. We were told by one of the slaves who could speak Portuguese, that they were told the English would cut all their throats. The surf increased, and it was impossible to save ...

... were midddle-aged then who are nimble as any amongst us now—Brougham, Hobhouse Monteagle, Sir Colin, and scores more, not to speak the pre- Adamite-Premier. Ue was married the very year after the Queen was crowned, being then of the tender age of fifty-five ...

... said the’ deep-toned voice of Dr Whackham. Silence. “ I say who threw that bolster?” reiterated the doctor. “ Why don’t you speak.” Nobody spoke, or gave any reason for not doing so. “ I’ll soon find out,” said the angry pedagogue, Twigsy, where’s your ...

... tries to prop a late article of his on the same subject, by committing even grosser blunders than he did in that article. He speaks of communicating with the masters. When did he communicate with them? Was it at the meeting the men tried to get up ? He then ...

... them a’, an’ that the best way to bring about that improvement is for the publick to speak their mind plainly aboot them an’ their daein’s. I’m thinkin’, if I speak my mind oot in my notes as I mean to dae, I’ll hae to say a word aboot a’ the Kirks in ...