... lie would try and convert him. This was not quite what the society required, and Hook never heard !rum them again. - when speaking in the House. Lord North was interrupted by the barking of a dog which had crept in. Ho turned round and archly said. Mr ...

... old a bird to be caught by chaff. Charity begins at home. Count not your chickens before they an batched. Children and fools speak the truth. A chip of the old block. Children should hear, see, and say nothing. As clear as mad. Christmas comes but once a ...

... beautiful, middle.' Most of Cie —was are hartnless and useful ; yet with our usual high-handed way of dealing with the helpless We speak ill of an infinite number of creatures, because a comparatively few members of the genus are noxious. Reptiles are not amiable ...

... modern setting, by Mr. F. 11. Cowen, the composer of the cantata Maiden, and nun) , other well knows works. I hear thee speak of the better land, Thou call'st its children a happy band ; Mother oh, where is that radiant shore? Shall we not seek it and ...

... Monsieur Mallet, written by T. W. Moncrieff. Charles Mathers, the elder, took the principal part iu the piet.e. I hear them speak of my Fatherland, And I feel like a mountain child, When they tell of the gallant Jager band, And the clunnots bounding wild ...

... Inclined as we may be to pardon the evil that is said of ns, it t better not to hear it than to have to forget it. Frankness speaks of those present as if they were absent; and charity of the absent ones as if they were present. He that cannot forgive others ...

... :non ass agapo By that lip I long to taste. By that zone-eucirded waist, By all token tloweis that tell, What words can never speak well; By love's alternate joy and woe, Zoe moo Ras agapo. ...

... by T. H. Bayly. Music by Sir Hen y Bishop. Oh, no ! we never mention bee, Her name is never beard My lips are now forbid to speak That once familiar word. From sport to sport they hurry me, To banish my regret ; And when they win a smile from ma, They think ...

... name. In 1839 Balla became the lessee of the London Opera Howe. Of his more important works it Deems almost superfluous to speak, since The Bohemian Girl, The Maid of Honour, The Siege of Rochelle, must be known to the majority of people. Balfe died ...

... true tears fell from him would have melted the atones, Sing, &c. Come all you forsaken, and mourn you with me, Sing, &c. Who speaks of a false love, mine's falser than she, Sing, kr. Let love no more boast her in palace nor bower, Sing, dc. It buds, but ...

... and was just about to set out to employ a beagle to take all legal steps for the recovery of his legal debt. I found I must speak now, or it would be too late. So I said, I thought John would be better before he had ony dealiqgs wi the beagle tribe, to ...

... to forego several of his engagements, and ham informed the Chairman of Goole Liberal Aasociation that he will he unable to speak at Goole on Friday evening next support of Sir John Ramadan's candidature. At the Sunderland Police Court, this afternoon, ...