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... PLAIN SPEAKING. Oae Breuille, charged with shouting Vive Garibaldi and No intervention ! some months back, and whose case has only just been finally disposed of, said to the court : In crying Five Guribakii!' I did not acclaim the tiresome chatterer ...
... DISCOVERY OF HIDDEN TREASURE. A moat valuable discovery of hidden treasure has beefs made, or, to speak more oorreo•Jy, is about to be made in California. A Spaniard, named Pedro Partite), has, sooording to the Ban Diego World, lately arrived in San Diego ...
... committee and other friends. So soon as they were seen some Conservatives on 'Change called out, Go to the gallery ! Speak, speak ! and the two candidates moved to obey this sudden call. Of course at that time every portion of the large space was tilled ...
... Alamayon is tall for his age, but touchingly childlike in manner. He is altogether a very interesting child. Captain Speedy speaks of him as an affectionate, gentle, and manageable boy. During the journey he showed much anxiety to see the Queen. Captain ...
... Count Sclopis yesterday the latter addressed the 3ritish counsel in French. Count Sclopis, however, speaks English very fairly. Baron Itajnba does not speak English at all. ...
... written protest, and addressed the bishop, while at the same time the rector of the church began to read the prayers. Both were speaking at the same time, and the bishop, with au emphatic wave of the hand, said to the rector, Go on, go on. Dr. Tyng ceased ...
... Austrian officer knows German, 2,618 officers speak Hungarian, 2,361 speak Polish, 3,991 Bohemian, 679 Ruthenian, 2,964 Croatian, Servian, and Slovenian, and 1,187 Roumanian. Farther 4,394 officers speak Italian, 3,658 French, 451 English, and 481 converse ...
... Professor of the French University (Doctor of Letters). The Professor, convinoed that it is impossible to learn French without speaking, will divide the Class into two parts—one for Translation, Grammar, Lectures, &0., and the other for Elocution and Conversation ...
... plaintiff's side. They remain in the eyes of many of the public under a stigma upon their honour, character, and truthfulness. I speak for myself. Among the host of witnesses I am acquainted with about eight, and with some of them only slightly ; but with one ...
... that of a boot and shoe maker comes next- Of the 154 boys now in school, 70 can speak fairly, 40 can speak in' distinctly, 27 can speak a few sounds only, and 17 cannot speak at all. Out of the earns number, 27 can read, can read by spelling the wards, ...
... warning to others as well as to him. It should bo a lesson to every man who walks the streets of London never to stop nor speak to young ladies or little girls to whom they aro unknown. They may be far from meaning any harm, but either fear or a more ...
... Magazine is something enormous, and it is certain to increase, for few subscribers can look over its pages with care, and fail to speak of what they read among their friends.—Liverfrol ...