... been struck by apoplexy on the tame day contributcd to his illness. BELGIUM. —Bruges.—Accounts from Bruges of the 2nd instant speak of corn riots there, which commenced in attack on a retail shop wheat and other grain by mere boys. The shopkeeper was absent ...

... they think the people of Scotland dislike them. Why, then, did these Manchester men vote on the question? my did Mr. Greg speak, and Mr. write, in favour or stopping the trains—instead of leaving the Scotch shareholders to decide on the matter ? We admire ...

... crown since the Conquest. It was, indeed, disputed at this conference, whether the Hou«e of Commons could, in •trictnessof speaking, be properly said to be a court «f record. At length James solved a difficulty, which, pushed a little further, might, in ...

... were represented—by Mademoiselle Fargueil aad M. Cartigny. In the art of concealing their art, the French actors, generally speaking, are unrivalled. M. Cartigny performed the part of a blind old officer, called, after the French fashion of English nomenclature ...

... teachers are being aroused to a sense of their position. There cannot a greater deception than to suppose that the clergyman speaks the sentiment of the public mind upon education. His sentiments are neither those of his congregation nor of the teachers ...

... voluntary assistance. The voluntary system had been tried for long time, and it had done much good. (Hear, hear.) Of that he could speak from experience, as he had now been before the public for nearly half a century. But still there was an immense mass of people ...

... spend Sundays and holidays ? What sort of characters do his companions bear ? What are his plans for the future Does he ever speak of the institution ? Is he sensible of the benefits he received there How does he account for the kindness shown him ? Has ...

... 1824, upon all lands hereafter sold by the United States, in the said states, from and after the day of sale. This measure speaks for itself. The most import ant regulations of the others are, the Indians bill, which besides many clauses, having in view ...

... prepared with, he was conveyed to 11 ford gaol, where heatpiesent remains. He is stated to be remarkably taciturn, rarely speaking to any one. After the surveillance of the police was withdrawn, Kimpton, with his wife and seven children, went to London ...

... inst., and attracted much attention in this and the neighbouring counties. Mr. Challis, of the Cambridge Observatory, thus speaks of the phenomenon I be); to communicate such particulars I have been able to collect from own observation and the observations ...

... dress. she had also advised him let her take seirpl. „ *h, as she was afraid that in the liah Custom-house, as he could not speak Engm, ' rjl w j 1 he loser. The Spaniard seemed so n i. , s0 depressed, in fact, as not to be able to eat or .i , r - Nassau ...

... tired at on the same day an ...