... member of a noble Russian family, and formerly was a Clergyman belonging to the Greek Church, from which he was converted. He speaks eight or nine languages, and during the Exhibition in London he used to preach in French, Italian, German, &c., for the ' ...

... name of the government, projects of law in the presence of the Senate and the legislative body. The councillors charged to speak in theoccone of the government will be designated by the President of the Republic. Art. 52. The salary of each councillor ...

... exhibit our flag at the mouth of the Tagus or on the coasts of the Mediterranean T' A correspondent of the Daily NeteB, in speaking on the possibility of a French invasion, says :— But it is also true that no army can subsist in a country where a native ...

... had norespect to persons in judgment. Sin levelled emperors and leggars before him. The stigma attached to Hildebrand's name speaks the world's opinion of his inflexible zeal and impartial justice. Tallyrand designated history as a universal conspiracy against ...

... Certain it is that, one way or the other, they have for generations and centuries believed it to be Divine ; and among English-speaking people there always have been a great many more persons who disbelieve the Divineness of Christianity than there are persons ...

... ce, which was principally from the' Rev. delegates in America, was of a most interesting kind, and all the Rev. gentlemen speak in the highest terms of praise and gratitude of the welcome and reception given them by Prelates, Priests, and people in the ...

... unspotted Lord Clarendon would have been the natural successor, Lord Clarendon is passed by with a sort of common consent. Nobody speaks of him ; nobody thinks of him ; nobody consults him. Without speech or any definite thought upon the matter the thing is ...

... religious facilities, climate, &c., /cc., made it still more desirable for such persons not to emigrate. It remains now to speak of those who possess but small capital, say 1001. or upwards, to 4001. Now, such persons could not think of purchasing a farm ...

... 1 her ne for embracing the Catholic religion, wishes to m an AGEMENT in a Catholic family. She way educated in oe, and can speak the langw . se fluently. hhe tan also teach Italian, music and angina. and usual routine of an English education. No objection ...

... first leaf. In the genuine Holy Gospels he has been accustomed to see the stamp of the only authority that has a right to speak to him ou such a point— We, by our autho. 46 rity, approve, kc. Given at Dublin, 2nd Septem ber, 1529. 40 Daniel Murray, ...

... whether the laudation was exclu sive. We need have no long discussion about it, because Mr. Stokes's words are there to speak for themselves the Irish Commissioners' School Books, which, apart from the circumstance of their being, as stated above ...

... prodigious improvements tells us in the same paragraph that agriculture down to the close of the American war was, generally speak Mg, execrable. Farm-houses and offices were formerly mean and wretched. Forsyth (v 01 .2, p. 442-3) is a little more ...