... recent po'icy of this country had placed her colonies in dangerous competition with the slaveholdingcoun trle», she was bound to fake all legitimate means to make such competition as little injurious as possible ; and that, therefore, the Crown should be requested ...

... of legal inter- pretation laid down by the learned baron, we presume it is to be taken with a qualification. Prigging or faking a ely does not go unpunished, though we believe the legislature has not visited it with any penalty nominatim. Indeed it ...

... time that day six months. Mr. Bainbs gave his sanction to the principle of the bill. Afar short discussion, in which Sir J. Faking* ton. Captain Bennkt, Mr. S. Adair, Mr. Dbbdki, Mr. Mr. Proort, Mr. Aglionby, Mr. Hbmlev, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Bright, and Sir ...

... differences between Anglicanism and nomanism are fundamental. Both cannot be Christianity. If the one be true, the other must be fake, and what is false cannot be Christianity, and ought not to be so called. But it is not merely as a system of false religion ...

... mnight beconme lit imitest in the famnily, and in conseqciemce of the fianitilliy, slith which she was treated, might lie exposed to ilie dsnger of seductiotn by the husbaiid, aiid from ot uch suspi lior thle Yile would ho llb vexe with jealous feediiigs ...

... have fostered this baneful enemy. The protectors whom nature pointed out have driven the poor child to desperation, have exposed him to the contaminating influence of bad companionship; nay, they have even desired and plotted the fall of their offspring ...

... upon himself to affirm that the sentence is neces- sarily false that it gives public legal sanction to the teaching of fake doctrine, and therein and thereby has a great and manifest tendency to lead into error of doctrine, or to encourage to persevere ...

... doctrines from which they dissent. Moreover, they believe that government, interfering with education, inevitably become* exposed te great embarrassments, from the conHicting views of different religious bodies, and that it must equally excite dissatisfaction ...

... con- Hotham evidence m show that the real of that officer duct the part of the trading classes as tribute to was entirely exposed to the removal of our squadron. the advancing* spirit of the tribute paid them dilated upon the beneficial tffeols of our ...

... trivial; then the draft of the answer, then the ; engrossment, then the special commission swear, then the ■ special messenger to fake the answer to London, for none I are allowed to the post; then the office copy, then the close copy, then counsel’s opinion ...

... sitting, took her supper from her, and handed portion of it to one of his companions. She told the prisoner he had no right to fake away her supper, and that he must pay for it, or order some more. He said he would do neither, and then took up the knife with ...

... tax; the fact is spat ? of there is po tax on lies, but there is a tax on truth. (Cheers.) g isa A man may publish the most fake calumnies, and the most ? or vile insinuations against the sovereign, or the minister who a elt advises her. You may accuse ...