... Is repugirant to misy feelings to live sq, an order;- as 'wve it to branrew iarriors, and my brave, paople'wlr rnisyw,' be exposed to a 5iniilar ftes *llie fulfilllngth ir.d~ties with- hrden;t fidelity. I rharge you to umbe lcnovrn tis letter to the army ...

... or two as a pro. sent supply, tied up in a cotton pocket iatldkerchief. Occasionally, you pass a deal table, on which are exposed pen'ortis of pickled salmon (feiinel included),in little white saucers; oysters, with shells as large as cheese-plates, and ...

... oftheKing, N. his master, cameion shore to wait on his lloyal Majesty, den The:King thereupon immediately ordered Vice Admiral imp Fake to'go en board the frigate, but he was met half way ship by his FrenPh Majesty, who, in order to prevent all pre- frie parations ...

... We will, for a moment, fuppofe her to hold thefe colonies merely as fuch, merely for the purpofes of cultivation, for the fake of their produce, and as a market for her own goods: in this view alone they are invaluable. The lands in Louifiana are un ...

... carts and carriages, 200; by doors being loft open, 2,200; goods, &c., exposed for sale, 2,299. All these offencee had greatly increased since 1845, except !in causes of linen exposed to dry, which wats attributable to tihe esan- blishment of public baths ...

... but they are also the best known. They Fir proud of the eminene e from whic t Zy fought'us; but that eminence now se~ves to expose teir shamje. Their trtibles nowv attract the attenton of a nions0; and as we,: and We only, have lalmoured to prevent -those: ...

... degree of free- dom oflpuhlishiiig he w~ho ,writes behind' he clrtaiand., attacks an6other, isai cowlard, because he does not expose iMi-' self to the .couseqviences of tbe defenge.1 ,Above all things, I lopeF that the reader :will do me the Justice to believe ...

... degridatleit of those that remained after them, were such us to defy oil powers of desenpiton 4itli [hear, hear]. let them fake ir iii a fimiancisi paint of view, tines and flies would liud flint itollilug coull he so erconceus as the the present system ...

... lie was exposed,he had acted with the greatest prudence and resolution. He was bound to protect British interests to the utmost of his power, and in the discharge of this duty he had withdrawn the residents from Canton, and refused to expose 3Mr Dent ...

... unanimously called to the chair. After reading the placard calling the meeting, he proceeded to address the meeting. After faking a review of the history of the Whigs and Tories for the last century, -he considered that the country had suffered much from ...

... unuder .e n ehent circumstances, if Iliy children were starviug, hefo' e.Y hey should die for fond,' I' w4d ' go- forth alil fake ?? S vhcrever [ could find it, rather than my children 8louid be- r nome the victimls of a bad goverinllent aut a corrupt systelI ...

... alterations which are going on in the minds of some public men, and seeing the imminent hazard to which the public cause is exposed at this moment-looking to the dangers which the recess may bring with it, when pos. sibly another Tory Alinistry may lord ...