... on the subject. We confess, it is rather a cold and meagre one, but doubtless, it is all the length which the Whig organ—speaking as if perfectly in his confidence—thinks that he can conscientiously go. We can do nothing more generous surely than publish ...

... 43 Liberals to only 30 there happens to be 41 of the latter to 38 of the former. Had our learned or unlearocd friend, when speaking of Lord Elgin's endeavours to create votes, contrasted them with those of his own Rashes. friends for the burgh in giving ...

... verified by the only historical record that very seriously engages attention. Hence it occurs that republicanism is, if we may so speak, an infantile disease of the intelligent and ardent miml, analogous to the measles and the small pox. Nur does the analogy ...

... of Hudson's Bay. They, with Malley, but particularly the latter, were of essential service to the expedition. Captain Back speaks in terms of the warmest praise, of the numerous attentions and valuable assistance that he received during his journey, from ...

... was passing hy, so amazed the haly, that she retired in terror, and closed hall door as she withdrew into her house, the speaking fish enter with her. INIFIF ...

... general that I had ever seen. Kings and Ministers of State are just a set of grown up children exactly like the children I speak of, with only this material difference, that instead of fighting out the needless quarrels they have raised, they sit in safety ...

... I am at last 'fore your Worship. Mr. Heathcote (to the wife)-- Do you admit having received the amount of maintenance ho speaks? Complaint— I do, hut I hate a tailor ; besides, he's a mean-spirited wretch, and I should like to get rid of him. The ...

... representation than most parts of the kingdom. Of the natural advantages of the first gem of the sea, let her inhabitants speak. With a splendid vice-regal court, and half the army of Britain, the great proportion of the taxes she pays are spent amongst ...

... ces — the same force which, were the obstructions removed, might and would assuredly urge to still tardier changes. We speak it in all reverence when we say, that the conduct of Ilaxael of'old, Who said Is thy servant a dog that he should do this ...

... could not do justice—the toast was prosperity to the city in which they now were ; and oh, what a delightful task it was to speak of her local, physical, moral, and intellectual beauties! He had never seen the beauties of nature combined with art to more ...

... cheers.) The Duke of Wellington, Gentleman, said every word of this. He said it frequently, though not in so Food English as I speak—(laugh. ter)—but he said it deliberately and distinctly, al. though I do nut even dream that you will agree with him. (Cheers ...

... any thing like encroach-. menu on the part of the crown. They would all re the terms in which the Confes-ion of Faith speaks of the power of the civil magistrate in matters ..1 religion. The Rev. Doctor here quoted from the Confession of Faith, the ...