... purchases property ; and after Mr George hail sketched other requirements which would arise under the new bills, he proceeded speak very highly the able services rendered to the Parliamentary Committee by the Town Clerk and the counsel who had engaged on ...

... progress always strive to merit tlie interest which the allied Powers show towards us. And now I conclude (said his Majesty, speaking in English) by thanking you again for the great honour you have done me in thinking health. His Royal Highness the MASTER—I ...

... with a loud voice, Paul, thou art beside thyself; much learning doth make thee mad. But he said, I not most noble Festus, but speak forth the words truth and soberness. After describing the oourt of justice in Cesarea in which these memorable words were ...

... preparation one the benefits the modem chemistry has conferred upon mankind; J^duriugthe firvt twenty years the present ceutarr to speak the gout was considered romance ; but efficacy and rafcty of thin medicine is so fully bile l!»l' testimonials from persons ...

... Belgian*. His Majesty the King of the Belgians, on rising acknowledge the toast, was received with gn cheering. His Majesty, speaking in English, with scarcely trace foreign accent, said, My Lsird Mayor, your Royal Highnesses, my I/ords, lavlies, -n, —I thank ...

... Uutt, Mr C. Villiers, and Mr Lows. WIIM, the Duke Edinburgh, and the Ihike of Cambridge entered the while Lord Derby was speaking, and took their seats the front cross IH-UCL. LORD DERBY'S STATEMENT. The EARL DERBY rising was with loud cheer*. stated ...

... achieved the same distinction. Lord Derby is, yet, the only statesman who has three times sealed this eminence; and this fart speaks volumes both for his own ability and for the vfgour and coherence of his party. If, however, we call attention to this fact ...

... two political and hare the beet claim the support In. ,!La,le Km;land >'> Ireland! As an Irishman IL.I ...

... the realisation of the fondest dreams of the Prussian minister. The jwwer Austria shattered, her influence among the German speaking populations annihilated, the virtual absorption of the empire into the Prussian kingdom; these things were what Count Hismark ...

... demand of the crowd hear tic various speakers was vehement that it was bund necessary despatch some of those down the list speak to hold second meeting in another iiart the building, and this was s|»ecdily ami as densely crowded the first, ami still there ...

... ladies belonging to, or connected with, the dramatic profession have peculiar advantages. They are chartered libertines, speak. is permitted to them to be impudent without being unladylike ; and the mystery which, for many eyes at least, life behind ...

... Liberal candidate, and will consequently have to find seat elsewhere. The Timed advertising columns contain announcement that speaks well for the activity of the new heads of the War Department. The Secretary for War invites tenders from members of thesiualfanus ...