... intend to take will be stated. Whatever that may be, there cannot now be a doubt that Mr Justice Keogh was justified in speaking so strongly as he clid of the undue exercise of that power they are well to possess, by many of the Roman Catholic clergy ...

... ns. Lord C. Paget, Sir John Pakington, and Sir Charles Wood controverted the positions assumed by Mr Cobden, treated him speaking upon a subject of which he was ignorant, and made statements defence the naval administration of the country. Several votes ...

... be published, LORD BYHON AND SOME OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES-, liy LEIGH HINT. 'Tis for slave*, to lie, and l'«ir freeuieu to speak truth. Moiitaigne. Printed for Henry Collnirn, _. New Hurlingtoi.-street. ...

... complaint for which it is taken are gone. Professor Green, King’s College, and Saint Thomas’s and Guy’s Hospitals, Ixrndun, speaks ufSarsaparilla in the following terms;— It increases the tone and vigour of the system without quickening the pulse produces ...

... For a considerable time, effectual effort mi made check their proceedings; all the account* agree in this ; private letter speaks of the painful connivance of Government. The House of the Prim* Ligne, the Duke d'Crsel, and other Nobles, were sacked ...

... It is with great respect that we listen to the Earl of Dalhousie, the Fox Maule of the pre-Disruption controversy, when speaking on a Scottish ecclesiastical question. In the former times, his Lordship championed his side with an ability which placed ...

... days the pains in my back were gone, the kidney secretions were clear and natural, and I feel quite a different man. I cannot speak too highly of tho pilk that bave done so much for me. Have you ever considered what neglect3_cqj your kidneys means ? Have ...

... representations from tbe ; British Government a doubtful point. But more than this it is held by those who have quite right speak to be a questiou whether the Boer Government is not in reality oonniving at, rather than merely winking at, the conduct of ...

... both for the health and comfort of the .vorkpeople.** This is very important testimony,as in the same Report the Commissioner speaks of the dreadful disease (necrosis decay of the lower jaw-bone) prevalent amongst those engaged in the manufacture of ordinary ...

... merely that the Premier praisee Mr Tennyson's wgrk itself, but also the sphere in which the poet works. Of course any one whe speaks thus assumes that the worker is worthy of the sphere in which labours. There ore a multitude of poetesters who do all they ...

... first time on Tuesday night, with a fair prospect of its becoming law. It is more than likely that some of the Bishops will speak against it, but the Earl of Derby will be more than ordinarily imprudent should he again commit the mistake which in last election ...

... there is a want of arms, at another that there are 600,000 men in the city, all well armed with the Chassepot. One account speaks of the disturbances and irresolution that exist, and another says the Parisians are determined to drive out the invader die ...