... it would show little good t5.sto e ol is part, when ho saw so many.,able speakers around him, to say much, and, in ?? so, expose his own wealineess. Ile was satisfiedl, how- ever, that the toast itself would meet with the warmest resep- tion'. Among the ...

... in want of such Articles would do well to call early, ts till the Damaged Goods euust be cleared out at once. JAMES. HARDY FAKES the present opportunity of thanking his Custoiners for tho liberal sUpport acoorded to him for Ghe TL lst Nineteen years he ...

... Capt. MNoore, r- R.; H. S. Lumley Esq Richar Stothart, Es. of Bath; C E. Gordon, Eaq.; Alex. anuss, Esq.-of Autwyerp; John Faking-n v ton Esqof Wegtwoodf Win.e JondoaS.E : on - Crickwayy Xsq.1 Gofaromton' ;OS - Captain Cosmo Gordonof the Madras Artils- ...

... ihut5 mulseumis exist inAede;taitbreitdothcr- shtould lik mnittee of the Coni havngchrglodth Idiniexil aInutilsdAtMsufabrics to fake intocnieaintesohr~ ,O~ conducted an this city, and that comsua- should insis cation bs entered into with chose of the citizens ...

... , sweetest L anDd' most passionate breathings of affection, a and mnost eloquent and poetical flights of t love rhetolic exposed for the amulseirient or o a scurrilous worbl-wiat fate could be muore 's dire, what sufferings more excruciat- .eing? The ...

... placed a upon it. After an animated debate; in the. P course of which Mr Gibson, Sir Stafford North- e: cote, and Mr Gorst exposed the-inconsistency of s5 the Ministerial declarations, the House went into' Committee of Supply on the Irish 'Estimates t4 ...

... been taken while the House incid was in Committee of the presence in one of the side to m gitilines of a centlem&n engaged in faking no.es of the than a proceedings of the committee, and Mr Speaker having find e House that the gentleman was an official hear ...

... c-f' KI2IBFRLEY-I would not haiveI all1owed puBlic-ntirn of the deeoaschec, CI The. Earl of ROSEBERY--I am quite willing - to fake thle saute rc,-woisibilitv. The Ditke of DE'VON1S;HIRE_- Yery well] then-. ,t mer-ely camae an a, mnatter of opinion as to1-0 ...

... endless vista of reiellent tllotlctonv, and lend eveti to erlnelgery solies of the charm of scietiftic in- reel igoItiojrl. To fake ane estreitic instancet W ',hat dfiiLlr titg can there be than a 1iI I, if bills of oxician], goI To the partners iti Issil ...

... irregular procedure. It is Dllemn generally believed that 1 the consititutioual party Wit are lin favour of allowing the ibtel to fake Low~s 'its; course. A third course has been siag-,,ted Gill by-several friends of Professor Smith who see it is in G rier ...

... saibject of C 1 licentiousness. He eartaitly woulal ntat touch oit the nt nr licenttioausnaess of gaeat cities, btit wvould fake tal) that v t whiclh wns drealt with itt tble report-tte imtlitom-atlity of as .- cosntry districts, Tihe aCtUlrils of the ...

... pepesealhve confidence in the ri~ghtly-directd 'I urtllo of the great mass of the British people. (Cheers.)hi .u eyo ore exposing, those newe electsrs whom you P see calliug upon to fulfil the highest duties of citizcuc- h ship-you are expostagitliem ...