... recognised the truth, that only in some work is an}' real happiness for man in tho world. These are serious words, —but how speak of these things save in bitter seriousness ? And is not this, too, the most pressing of subjects on our hands ? For what hope ...

... What,” it asks again, “is the precise object for which onr congratulations tire bespoken I Let tbe Moniteur de la Finite speak for na. it is the result the long rivalry between Franco and England. It is tbe completion of port, arsenal, and dock at Cherbourg ...

... of the Celtic Union. Dublin : O’Dalt. How shall we write this old proyerb—we who confess with shame that we know not how to speak what was indeed our mother tongue” and our father's, too—how shall we spell this good old Gaclicadage, moraunsaihur agiu buggaun ...

... seen a couple of the Sisters of Charity, first here—then there—wandering tbrongh the thronged hospital like angel visitants, speaking an encouraging word to one—alford ing temporary relief to anotherwhispering a prayer with a third—muttering a blessing the ...

... mouthy, meaningless, official answer was one Earl of Malmesbury, who until 1852 was never beard of by his countrymen, who speaks with a sort of whine, who looks like valet out of place, and who is repulsed by those who have to transact business with him ...

... weather, and with enflbeation in bad weather. understand It you should see the ship* on their arrival, and bear the passenger* speak of while the horrors are still fresh In their memories. The steerage passengers, such ship as the IndUo Empire, will have about ...

... the Arabia. The Albert, which was coming to Galway, wns the fastest steamer in the world. hoped the people of Ireland would speak well and encourage the project, and he was certain of its success from its many advantages, when,they proved the, route was ...

... of the Emperor, to be present at the fetes. The journal Des Dchatt, which believes that a reaction on the Bourse is hand, speaks gloomily of the effects produced on trading and manufacturing circles.. Comtitutionnel says there is no rearou expect immediate ...

... with rich and poor, listening with delight to the eloquence that fell from his lips, for was a man who could speak other man of his time could speak. (Applause.) Mr. Daniel Powell then proposed the next resolution, appointing committee and electing Messrs ...

... ; but the saint repulsed him. Why comest thou,’ said, ask a leper’s blessing 1 In truth, I tell thee that when thou didst speak evil of me, Christ at bis Father’s right hand blushed ; a member of Christ, and is head; and whoso causes the member causes ...

... happy to enabled express the sentiments by which animated uponthe occasion of the Queen’s visit to Cnerbourg. Tbe facts indeed speak for themselves, and provethat the hostile passions which were excited snmounfortunate accident have never been able to alter ...

... of its greatness and glory ought to be vain of Cherbourg.” The advanced sentinel the way to England! ! ho! Here is plain speaking! Nevertheless, whilst his newspapers write with throats so significant, Napoleon tho Third invites the Quoon of England to ...