... visitation has drawn public attention to this iniquity. The following excellent letter from our correspondent, Clericus, exposes the jug-rle and points out the necessity of active exertions on the part of the clergy to recover tlieir right. It may be ...

... to endeavour to make the same kind of goodsor to procure them from the states of northern Germany* Our merchantmen will be exposed be captured by the Dutch privateers; and that such has not already been the case, is to ascribed to the lenient forbearance ...

... coatlnued far ?on* Uma, Mr. Povlet prupotnl that tha name* should taken down, and the Utairman ezprened hit readiness again to fake Ik* sense tits meeting. All attempts to obtain silence, bosrerer, were of noaesil, and the chairman, accompanied Captain Uarryal ...

... from the Morning Chronicle: — . Tbe Standard ought to be above th.* dismgeniious prac- tice in which it too often indulges. 'fake the following as a specimen: Tbe Morning Chronicle asks us 'whe- ther the Hanoverians, Brunswickers, and others in our service ...

... by getting rid of so many families, he shall be relieved from his theological rival, frdm the check upon his tyranny, the exposer of his frauds, the foil to his gross vices — is not this announcement an admonition to the priest to commence an active p ...

... in the canteen, one of the soldiers, who had been with her to the execution, said she would be a fool to stay theie, and, faking her hand, told her to follow him. She did so to a retired place at one end of the barracks, where there ,i enclosed place ...

... nccaaion of a meeting, which took place at Chalk Farm between Air. Jeffrey and myself, a good deal ridicule and reilhtryi founded fake ntpreeantatlan what occurred before the magistrates at Bow-street, appeared in almost all the public prints. In consequence ...

... were so painful to all parties. However bad Sip W. Briscoe's conduct might have been, be was not yet abandoned to desire to expose the lady's conduct- He would not, however, into these points: for it was enough for him that there were other legal grounds ...

... forward. Her position is becoming every day more and more precarious, and we regret to say that her personal character is exposed to severe animadversion. Skirmishing continues as usual in the northern province. The Mgtmeisu Zeitung of the 4th says :— ...

... Nothing could absurd as tike allei/atinn of it finality — via., the finality of the Morpeth measure. Very well, here we fake our stand. Lord J. Russell, ?? urged the House of Commons to accept the bill, be- ll would satisfy the Roman Catholics, and ...

... ry will be made public; and thnae days when bulletin is published, »IsW undent that nothing new baa occurred. Da. Ba. The Fakes, Get. 18,1835. 8 A.H. His war enostaared however to be already oat danger on the Bth, when the Regency doted the Bestiea of ...

... Ireland who esnnet take with patience the hasty ebullitions of popular feeling; and most assuredly Lord Wellesley has already exposed his weakness so flagrantly that even* hia friends must tremble at the thoughts its future exhibitions. There humorous wan ...