... without raising his voice against it. Mr.Buckland, in seconding the motion, spoke of the injustice of re- quiring people to expose their private affairs. As to the allegation that the disclosures made were kept secret, he spoke to an instance where a shopkeeper ...

... notorious as is ita .refusal to nekDGwivdeersally, . .enwedje,,errors.. -i zand blenders when it commits and finds them ] exposed, endeavoured, in its Sattirdeyt ni bti by one of tbose impudent impoditiona tha 'distingaish it,- to represent a s'tatement ...

... individual I)ogberries, Bumables, and Shackells of a l0- raiway-platform, in what a melancholy position are re rd placed, 'Fake this very case of Mr Gay. Against whom 1 he J should the action have been brought? Not against the >m 1 company, whose servants ...

... in vivid relief. Circumspect, wary, and sagacious; sparing of the blood is of his men, and unwilling to expose them, at E I the same time exposing himself with, the Thi most utter contempt and disregard of danger, ye as if he bore a charmed life; somewhat* ...

... to con- struct ourselves and make the Canadians construct 'ortifi~cati'ona at Qireben and IVnoutiealb,and even 'on't'e exposed- shore of -Torobto, on- tjhat at th'e approach of war we imighteshut up' oul little ' army iii these places; s a nucleus' ...

... Germans in Altona. GeneralGasib~li~a~x~teml unwell and is fbout to return to Caprer , -,His: order of the day in which he t fakes leave of the volunteers is curt,'and e. h sibthii'is' s gt' hieh th,'e 'Geneir~al.' i domb;tidlyfeei',te ' amolut.ofwork which ...

... a large saucepan. The husband obeyed, took the pot to the pump stone, and drained off the water. Curiosity prompted him to fake off the lid, to see what for dinner, when he beheld a besons stick, chopped into suitable pieces. The hus- band had commanded ...

... tim stationery ;ih-t'rest i e i t' ' Now, what would ?? G;.urdi.t have us do,? dtistwe' 6,1sii. the slain ?? den Must we fake up the ashes of'the dishonoured Ca; dead, and .A hjb~it, buoyancyj o6f, ing-; ipnfth, di4 opeiation P? So long as the ontrageous ...

... works to pieces and spiked all the guns. This work accomplished, it was necessary to beat a hasty retreat; the position, exposed as it was to the guns of the ships, was not tenable. There was not a moment to be lost; the firing from the ships did us ...

... times without the slight- to eat provocation. Their venom, it is true, is not deadly; at nevertheless, it is irritating, and exposes their friends lit as well as their victims to trouble and inconvenience. ne Everybody knows how, since a certain date, and ...