... striking and general characteristic is a spiritual refinement and splendour of imagination. He does not . think, he does not speak, like a being of earth — bus proper and favourite province is the land of gorgeous vision and dreamy mptery — of ideal beauty ...

... so effec- tual in relieving thfve Complaints. J. W. having himself been many years afflictetr with a spinal complaint, can speak witheon- fidence of the beneficial effects of Shampooing, as well as refer to many others who have received great benefit. ...

... our cris-a-cris neighbours, and parted the best friends. It is a remarkable fact, that the part of the river of which I am speaking was occupied on our side by our third divi- sion ; on the French side, by the seventh division. The FrtJnch officers said ...

... religion by endeavouring to form every one after liis own model. We are not sufficiently acquainted with the bill for Scotland to speak of its merits, but the Scotch members seem allte to it, and the En- glish and Irish will not impose on their northern brethren ...

... occupiers of land and houses a preponderating vote in the vestries ; which is what the Courier, we presume, means when he speaks of rightly constituting the tribunal vested with the disposal of parish affairs. Extraneous force must therefore lie applied ...

... May Sth There is an evident improvement in the spirit of the buyers in our halls. Much business has also (com- paratively speaking) been done in the warehouses during the last week. It is generally thought now that no great redaction, if any, can take ...

... notion, that religion can be taujht on the vague and comprehensive principle of admitting persons of every creed. When they speak of religion, they mean the doctrines ofthe gospel, as revealed in the Bible, and as main- tained in the Church of Christ in ...

... Complete, yet Puzzling Answer. — Did you or did you not speak of me, Sir, the other night? said a peremptory gentleman to a fellow collegian (now eminent in the state), I did or did not speak of you, said the respondent Ibid. The question, What is ...

... as the best friends of the working classes (cheers). W '' l By and bye the deluded unionists will discover h Mr. M'Callan speaks the truth. The inhabitants Newbury and Speenhamland also have held annm meeting, convened by the Mayor, in consequence^T ...

... agriculture and manufactures. SPAIN. -rttftday's Mail. — The French papers contain little news. A rter from Bayonne on the 24th speaks of the arrival of Dqn i ...

... of the world. The most ancient and most cruel persecutor of the church is money. It is no wonder that the man who dared to speak thus honestly, was persecuted by the craft against whieb he raised his powerful voice. Quesnelle's Moral Reflections on the ...

... who were in favour of the Wil differed little from those used by Mr. Grate. Mr. Slaney went rather more into detail when speaking ofthe evils of the pre- sent system. Mr. Charlet Butter ridiculed Sir S. WhaUey's notions of the importance of Marylebone ...