... Noauthor was ever better acquainted with the shades which diversify characters, and none ever made her personages act and speak more like real men and women.-^ This interesting story, says the Speetator, is fnll of bright and graphic toches,ardthe ...

... sale can be found, the growers are likely to supply the markets freely. The latest advices from the north of Europe do not speak so favourably of the probable result of the harvest as the accounts previously received. COMsPLIMENT TO THE SEDITIONISTS.-Pitneh ...

... continuance of rain might prove injurious. Up to the present time the reports from the agricultural districts continue to speak well of the grain crops, but the complaints respecting the re-ap pearance of the potato disease have lately increased, though ...

... The Lord Mavor for the time being is also an ex-officio member, and so also is the police stipendiary magistrate. Generally sPeak- I ing, the object of the Local Marine Board is to carry into effect the provisions of the Merchant Shipping Act in the particular ...

... meet- ing commercial travellers from all parts of the world; indeed, their own travellers were to be found in every English-speaking country and in many others; and although that was not a mu- tual admiration society, he would like to say that, in his opinion ...

... Gazette of last Satur- day, addressed by a correspondent to the editor, and dated New York, June 25, 1838, in which the writer speaks confidently respecting the superiority of the Schuylkill anthracite coal as fuel for steamers. We were rather surprised at ...

... accustomed. To provide for a want which the-,e oorn plaints indicated, and also to meet the necessities of those who could not speak or understand French, the English meeting was projected, and the announcement was hailod with tho greateft satisfaction by ...

... Walton said there was sure to be some conflict as to the repairs. The people who could hi speak to the facts were at Liverpool, as also were d those who could speak to the repairs, and there- fi fore, if the reference were held at Liverpool, any witnaess ...

... who sold fruit and vegetables in Great Charlotte-street on the the old market days, particularly on Saturdays. I for one can speak, from an experience of 20 years' trading in this neighbourhood, of the great falling off in retail ?? trade since this chance ...

... held upon the subject Thb French Lanbuaqe.— A. C. R., Orinskirfa.V—You may learn read French without tcaoher, but not to speak it Brethon's French Grammar, if atill in print, is a first-rate* work for students. Brewers :» Council.—We have received long ...

... Messrs. de Metz, Williamson, Bell, Barnet (solicitorj, Tlhienzie, and Kitchen. Mr. WilIiamson, who was the first gentleman to speak. said he did not side with any party whatever, He was simply there as one of the directors of the company, or st wae one of ...

... have reached the ?rs magnificent sm aof £1,056,737. That is £130,000 ra- improva=t on twelve months ago. That, I a; hinkt, speaks for itsee as to the position this ank holds ia the confidence of the investing rst publie. Then, again, our notes are increasing ...