... portrait Oliver Cromwell. mother. It been photographed from a picture the possession of a dcacecdant the Prot«ptors, aad waa to speak, by Mrs. J. Green during nr* to oouutry bewa. The fsca a Tery remarkable con indeed, and must be much interest to ...

... continued until they °htoln ~ 5 per ?? operative rose er Sigto 0 some observations of a natnre a nt ci lution. He claimed to speak in thei and' on behalf of himself, his faialy ati fe workers, and complained that the S LOt I this matter being misled, but ...

... doctrines. He died at Buckland, in Berkshire, in the year 1827. We have respect for tho memory of Mr. Berington, and wish we eonld speak better of liis writings; but in truth they are of the very essence of scholarly common-place, both in style and matter. Let ...

... extra charges,' risk, trouble, or anxiety to parents. Pupils are everywhere satisfied, and under careful supervision. Youths speaking three languages possess valuable mental capital which they cannot lose, begin business life with iin- Sortant advantages ...

... and I can- not speak confidently but I have no reason to doubt that the Post.o~iice could undertake the dis- tribution of all or nearly all the stamps that are sold. I think, in the course of two or three weeks, I shall be able to speak with some degree ...

... them refused-to accept, an they foresee they would be unable to pay. Some of the accounts from Lower Canada lately received, speak in favouvable terms of the state and prospect of money affairs in that province. THt Antkllc.AN Houaas.-The letters re- ceived ...

... ministers being of opinion that the Mercde affair should be allowed to drop, 1 have now no doubt that De Persigny's advice (or, speak more accurately, concurrence in a foregone conclusion) will prevail. Having received the above information, I attach more ...

... to make an arrangement binding - them until March next He denied that on this question Mr. Bradlaugh had - any - right to speak for the miners. Another bill was needed to make collieries safe. TIHE STRIKE OF MINERS AT OLD HILD. - Last night a meeting ...

... death-hour of all the tender past. How frail is language, when as dark as death, The pa*ig heart if s muffled woes would speak ; Sleep's night-mare struggle, or the bubbling breath Of drowning mariner, is not more weak ; Or even thou soft Pity's pang ...

... experience, ~rent some years in the service of the and ExploriOg Companies of Bretti So abh Ir G. Arnold, in his report, in speaking Of Bird Reef, ray s-I ralw the reae out The reef showed a width of two feet, from nek samples. I furrthermore examined two ...

... THE WORKING CLASSES AND THRIFT. Sir John Gorat, speaking yesterday tha St Alhaa'i Ditiest Conferoace on tha subject of thrift, said there was no duty which, on the whale, was mora fairly performed working claasss than that at insuring against sickness ...

... better than the early kinds, and that the loss will not prove so serious as many appear to apprehend. Our letters from Scotland speak well of the progress made with harvest; in the Lothians the crops are nearly secured, and in the northern districts the work ...