... crotchet, or experience proved a folly, they claim to look at the Profession with the eye of unprejudiced censors, and, while speaking out frankly and fearlessly their judgment of what concerns the general good, never to lose sight of the great aim of the ...

... Directors he had become a convert to the propriety of it, securing as it did the accommodation of bathing by means of arches. Speaking medically for the town at large, this would great improvement. (A laugh.) Besides, the liberality of the Railway pro jectors ...

... intelligent Scotch Episcopalians upon this and some other points,—reminding us of Moliere's Bourgeois Gentilhomme, who had been speaking prose all his life without knowing it. The rubrics, then, are the directions to be found the Prayer Books, of which there ...

... did not the people of England take up the subject of Banking for themselves as those of Scotland have done Why did they not speak out in voice which would have compelled the attention of Parliament If they were silent or passive the blame must rest with ...

... over the list or the great men whom our universities have Deen adorned, he proceeded,— One thing I do indeed rpgret; and, speaking earnest prayer for the welfare of this University, I trust I may, without offence to any, express my regret that the same ...

... arrivals beasts fresh up to our market this morning having been, the time of year considered, rather limited, and generally speaking but middling quality, have to report, notwithstanding the supplies of meat the dead markets are good, decided improvement ...

... statements made by him of his own actual conduct; it is plain, therefore, that the terms in which he had claimed right to act and speak, in resistance the lawful order of his Bishop, were not intended by him to imply (for he 9ince expressly denied ) that he had ...

... from the Government Journals. The Herald, a few days since, had article which bore this interpretation. Its evening echo speaks yet more explicitly, and intimates that considerable portion of the surplus revenue will be applied to improving the nation's ...

... for the very kind and flattering manner in which, after rebuking the mistake I had fallen into, you have condescended to speak of mc your letter published in the Dublin Evening Dost of Saturday last. I avail myself of the same medium to retract at once ...

... seen too, through the vision of selfinterest or party strife. But the best way is to let the opponents of the projected line speak for themselves ; and, as nothing has been said by Mr Flowerdew night worthy of refutation, I shall take the liberty of answering ...

... thank you for the successful experiment, for I am happy to say my hair is now thick as ever it was, and I have every reason to speak well of the Balm of Columbia, which certainly obtained through you ; therefore I am, Sir, Your truly obliged J. G. Glasgow ...

... Beswick entered ; and the prisoner, knowing him, said, Can I serve you with anything Mr Beswick told him that he wished to speak to him in private; and went with him into the counting house, where Mr Percival was waiting. Beswick then told him that he ...