... to give articulate utterance to its meaning, but that -day, though they could' not escapo from the darliess, they would not speak touch aboutit. RHeollectieg their hosr and his own, his thoughts had been~led--to the ?? of anothercompany of mourners who ...

... tradesmen of his parish, and tho working classes generally, to listen candidly and calmly to this address. He proposes to speak in no spirit of irritation or bitterness, and to make no attempt to coerce the consciences of his fellow citizens. It is a ...

... B man named Russell, living in MorvilIe Street, was pasainu up Hollo way Head, he was apoosted'by a female, who, whilst speaking to him, dexterously thrust her hand into his pocket, and abstracted thence the 'sum of 17e. 6dr She then ran away. -In the ...

... that 'it is Impolitic to delay the application -of these more I permanent means of relief which the case seems to demand. I Speaking with very imperfect knowledge of the faoto, we ,yet believe that there is little prospect of such a revival of .1trade in ...

... family. Of the devotion and strength of mind shown by the Princess Alice all through these trying scenes it is impossible to speak too highly. Ber Royal Highness has, indeed, felt that it was her place to be a gomfnfrt and support to leer mother in this ...

... Newhall Hill, it this towt; sittcercly rCatt.' On the 23rd inst., aesed 27 yetrs, Sarah, te lael .1 'e 0 Frederick Peiarson, of Speaking-Stilo Walk,andthiri Edward Kidd, of Bath Row. aU of titis town; deaply ltnt!ttl gr Ott the 2uid ittst., after a lotz illess ...

... grave, might forgive and weep. Frliday, 14th.-What a [timel of suffering it has been, but I trust it has been for my good. Speak kindly of me to my children, I am not able to waelk, but I still have strength in the ordinary sense. Friday Afternoon, Febrsuary ...

... and his valuabic inattcr never 'failed to command a respectful hearing and to arrest the attention of' statesmen. He did not speak often in the Catholic Association or the House of Commons, but whenY er lie did address oithor tho Popular Asensbly or the ...

... our Government Schools of Art. He knew what ;vas or was not essential, and while his natural courage tendered him prompt to speak in defence of that which lie felt to be the right course, his habitual courtesy prevented his opinions being urged In a manner ...

... decline the flattering distinction. Of Mr. Cox's professional ability and reputation this is scarcely the proper. place to speak in any bat the most general terms. We therefore content ourselves with saying that he was thoroughly learned in the science ...

... young Australian tragedian, made a successful dtbut, The Itiverpool Daily post of yesterday, In noticing the performance, thus speaks of Miss Stuart and Mr. Price:- Miss Edith Stuart to that rather rare specimen of beauty, a piquante blonde. She poseeswo ...

... Aftee somc introductory observations on the sadness of the occasion, the right rev. preacher said he would not venture to speak of the life of one who would demand days of speech or volumes at writing, bat ha would at least endeavour to unfold the principles ...