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... The decrease of the Hawaiian race, to speak within bounds, has been over in fourteen years, and a large majority of these have died under thirty years of age. The ratio of decrease must necessarily increase as years roll on. It will be easy for anyone ...
... How to Dress Well.— Dr. Johnson, speaking of a lady who was celebrated for dressing well, remarked The best evidence that I can give you of her perfection in this respect is, that one can never remember what she had on Delicacy of feeling a lady will ...
... George the Third and His Eldest Son. Of Lord North his Majesty was beginning to speak in very favourable terms, when we were interrupted by the Princess Amelia (who with the other Princesses, was riding behind us) getting a most unfortunate fall. The ...
... It appears that American legislators are sometimes permitted to print their speeches instead of speaking them, a process which must doubtles3 save much valuable time; since it is much easier to throw a pamphlet into the wastepaper basket than to listen ...
... Letters from Caprera speak of the sound health of General Garibaldi, who devotes himself entirely agricultural persuits. ...
... My Correspondent ompaiiions in r.rms, the lady said when ber twins. and the - fieorse Grey speaks with extraordinary ' ■ On one occasion to enforce hi ...
... lady, speaking of the gathering- of lawyers to dedicate new court-house, said she supposed they had gone to view the ground where they must shortly lie. Mr. Verncr, the Conservative candidate, was on Monday elected for Lisburn, beating his opponent ...
... Several ot the Paris journals speak against the extremely decollete style of dress which the ladies have adopted at the halls this season in the French capital: —What remains at the preseut day of women's dress, says M. E. Texier in the Sieclc, is ...
... Earl Howe, at a dinner in the other day, after speaking kindly of the King Prussia, said his son the Prince who was now closely allied to the Royal Family of Great Britain was an amiable and most estimable young man, and he could assure the meeting that ...
... Mr. Henry Vincent at New York, and the ahoutto speak at the Cooper Institute, i U eat American Conflict and the Friends j America in England. ...
... A chiM in a national school was heard speak the Yanko-Spanko conflict as a civil war/ Upon this the master asked : ' Don't you know what a civil war is, George ? George : Yessir, war in which they don't hurt each other much. Every Woman should ...
... Cousin hood. —W. S. speaks of the son of his first cousin as being his second cousin. This is erroneous. They are first cousins once, removed. The child of W. C. and a child of W. C.'s first cousin would be second cousius each other. W. C. and the grandchild ...