... education—to read, to write, and to cypher— without stirring up the theological animus of Church and Dissent, Catholic am?' It speaks little for the wisdom of o\n* statesmen when this was the only method they could devise for carrying out an Act for the extension ...

... ? asked the oldest of the boys, operxing his mouth and his eyes at once. Hush, boy ! said the father, you must not speak in that way be sure that our Lord has taken care of them all But it must have been an awful death, he added so softly, that ...

... that was just as posible have a run of luck—good bad—upon the sea as any speculation upon land. The hon. gentleman went on speak the vessels in which he was personally interested, which were ail well equipped and well found,in pro of which he had the ...

... adjourned as it was Christmas-Eve, and they did not want to be kept Bitting there late that night. Mr. John Cameron then rose to speak, and intimated that Inspector was coming down at the New- Year, the matter should be allowed to rest until that time. Mr Forster ...

... bring my opening speech to a close and come to the evidence, and it will be remembered that I reserved to myself the right to speak upon the military witnesses, and the Miss Doughty business. The Lord Chief Justice.—l think we understand each other now. Dr ...

... meetings than his. Tall and sinewy and broad-chested, he is a favourable specimen of the old Men the Glens. His long head speaks of power the dreamy expression of his half-veiled eye, of meditation; and the gentle tones of his ordinary speech, of a kindly ...

... Precisely the same spirit that leads to civil war and Intertables to revolution has brought about the divisions of the Cortes. Speaking hroadly, but not unjustly, there is no cohesion, no patnotasm. There is no end of factions, every one of is prepared to rush ...

... for public speaking, then I think reading mischief; but given a man who knows little, and who has no gift speaking, then reading seems to be inevitable, because speaking, deem it, impossible. But it must be terrible thing to have read or speak a sermon ...

... charged with attempting to murder Patrick Gibbons. It appears that during last night Hudson went to Gibbons' house, and after speaking friendly him seized a pair of tongs and made a murderous attack upon Gibbons, whose head was seriously cut and one of his ...

... and I may therefore quote from it follows: — is my opinion that there is abundant corroboration of the fact that Jean Luie speaking the truth when states that the defendant is the man saved from the Bellas-boat and nursed for three months for sunstroke ...

... Ist of June, 1801, and as Burton his statement is relating a conversation held with the prophet himself we conclude that he speaks authority. We had supposed, however, that Brigham Young was a native New Yorker. Still, between the general description of ...

... lately been inspected Sir J. Caxniichaei. Chairman of the Submarine Telegraph Company, and some Post oSee officials, and thej speak very highly the results the telegraph' ••-uction. Instruments have beau lent by the Cover;. and the children learn very readily ...