... gentlemen and others; but alljthe purpose which was then was Music.'g Pol. Ijtrust you_were contented to suffer others to speak of that matter. Phil. I would that had been the worst, for I was compelled to discover mine own ignorance, and confess that ...

... that he speedily disgusts her with so dry a study. But, in truth, the study is anything but dry; and every young lady (we speak at present of the musical education of the fair sex) of intelligence and capacity, whose attention has been awakened to its ...

... speech, which was listened to with profound attention, well that of M. Guizot, who replied to it on ednesday, and was left speaking when our reporter left the Chamber. The subject of the speech of M. Thiers was the difference which now divided America and ...

... in language plain, yet impressive as pounds, shillings, and pence, gave the most unanswerable reason for taking the cash. Speaking, we may say, in a voice from the till, he said, He considered it to be extremely bad policy, in a town dependent as Windsor ...

... Fhuttday, the debate was continued bv M. ttta Y ° n ' M Leon dp Malleville, M* Terr, nnrt 'I a M - r-art - ' wll vras speaking when our left the Chamber. Prices have been stcadv, with Corss v, l to thc ri °- ' , m, Five per cent 121 40, ' ' r cent ...

... which I have everacted. (Hear, hear.) The hon. gentlemau fastened upon an expression which fell from last night, when I was speaking of ancient monarchy—a proud aristocracy and reformed Parliament. (Hear, hear.) I wish I could weigh every expression well ...

... Let Monsieur look down, then A cold air, laden with an earthy smell, upon the face of Monsieur; for she has opened, while speaking, trap-door in the wall. Monsieur looks in. Downward to the bottom, upward to the top, of a steep, dark, lofty tower; very ...

... begged pardon the Chamber for coming back to the electoral question, but he should leave aside electoral corruption, and only speak of the lists, in the formation of which the greatest delays and subterfuges were used on the part of the government, to prevent ...

... received his authorization, was deprived. It was ' ri;ht him (the minister) to do so; it was his duty. The minuter was left speaking when our express left. ...

... but great tively. They would not avail themselves of the prison account of the expense, and thus the advantage generally speaking, be unilateral. The cases quoted Iff® hon. member were not in point, nor could they infaw him (Lord G. Somerset) to consent ...

... and whose longevity is such as not only compensate the low duration life of the two extreme classes, but to create, so to speak, a ftind, out of which the higher average duration may be supplied. What the classes are which occupy the favoured position ...

... prominent psrt, lessen. prosperity, degrades wages, and promotes crime. Taking a bolder new, and neither aWnor ashamed to speak in appropriate terms a wnmg because it is decreed by the Legislature, the members of the League had previously proved that ...