... will be mockingly termed a speech; • feW perhaps accustomed to speak sometimes have found themselves reported at greater length ; and party dons, who not only do speak, but are expected to speak upon all ptat questions, are as a matter of course published ...

... sailors has always been dear to our hearts, and the love we bear our Nelsons lies deep within our bosom's core. Generally speaking, except in times like the present, we give our soldiers but a churlish welcome, but Jack to us is ever the same ; we give ...

... classes of politicians which have for many years figured before us, our readers may rely on finding us strictly independent, speaking on all topics that come before us honestly, and impartially—and while we shall at all times be pleased to praise, if necessary ...

... the Russians Sapoun-gora, on the south bank of the Great Harbour, and just to the right of Careening Bay. The despatches now speak of the two redoubts as having been taken. Despatches front the camp had previously informed us that early in May the enemy ...

... Quarries and established themselves in it. All the troops have been admirable for their devotion and high spirit. Thus, in speaking of these very redoubts. it will be noticed that General Pelissier says :— We occupy the conquered works. General Canrobert ...

... every kind has made since the favourable change took pimp. Wheat is said to somewhat thin on solute grounds, but gene. ally speaking it looks well and promising. Oats, beans. and peas also wear a very vigorous and healthy aspect. Potatoes have shot up as ...

... is in position on the heights, no doubt expecting to be attacked. A private letter from a French officer, who was present, speaks of the carnage during the affair of the 22nd as terrible. He alludes in the highest terms to the bravery of General Canrobert ...

... opened the Battle to-morrow. THE HOSPITAL--H is a large, well-built, clean, and excel- the proceedings, or more correctly speaking, attempted to do so, lently ventilated building. It is situate at the outskirts of the by hoping that every per son who mi ...

... government ; all our efforts have been futile. Its foundation was laid upon the broad principle of universal good (secularly speaking) — it knew no parties—it erected a platform that was not to be occupied by any particular caste, but was intended to inclose ...

... pardoned. The English performances will, it is said, re-commence on Monday. but under another management. Accounts from Milan speak in very high terms of the success of Le Propliete at l.a Seals—the immense r a i l s of which is said to be filled to overflowing ...

... boy, who was a stranger to them, assaulted his brother, and he immediately turned round to take his brother's part. While speaking to the strange boy about his cowardly conduct, the other threatened to strike him for interfering, whereupon the unfortunate ...

... machines are also deserving of notice. A letter from an officer engaged in reconnoitering the mouth of the principal harbour thus speaks of them;- 4 The infernal machines, to which they have in a measure confided the defence of the north side of Cronstadt, are ...