... numerous one, Consists of those who, having committed a mistake in coming here, are too proud to acknowledge it; and therefore speak highly of their present situation, although they be suffering privarians which were unknown them before. Mechanics' wages are ...

... three good men unhanged in England; and one of them is fat, and grows old —so may we say—there is but one man England can speak; and he, alas! is a Scotchman, and somewhat ..given to be. in his talk. Fortunate unfortunate, however, it is a fact, and ...

... instance at Knightsbridge, some regulation like that in Holland should be attended to by us in England, who are, strictly speaking, never backward in acts of humanity. Hoping this hint will be use, I solicit the insertion of the same in your paper, which ...

... much interested in their examination our colleges, and with the accounts received the modes education adopted in ihem. They speak the English language with considerable fluency, and, in general, correctly. r ihcy arc in the habit of reading our ft authors; ...

... »■ c.. c 23 «u. c.- C. • —^— p O- K, ft n 3 lU. *-00 • An Increase Revenue the extent of almost four millions and a half, speaks more strongly in favour of the improved state the country than any mments coud! otter. There are, one or two particulars, ...

... point of historical accuracy (n > ways affecting the soundness any one of his arguments) into which he has fallen. L.vlti s speaks of that son of the Duke of York Henry I.'s reign, who was Jain by Lord Clifford (meaning the Earl of Rutland), an ri/biit ...

... which belongs not to my character, not to remind you of the very affronting and cavalier terms in which you were pleased to speak of at your London Committee Dinner, though at that moment I was suffering excruciating bodily pain from the lawless vie>lerice ...

... of the Kendal Chronicle, were the principal orators. Mr. William Abbatt, (late editor of the Chronicle), also attempted to speak, but we hear he was not attended to. Uei mild!— God Save the King was called for and sung by one of the party; whether it ...

... 7th, for the restoration of the Cliffords, does not appear among the printed statutes of that reign; and I cannot therefore speak to the legality of this Lord Clifford's hereditary right to the Sheriffwick at that period(icorge, thfc third Earl of Cumberland ...

... reach the place where the dip 30, I think the cor.pass will stand always north and south the magnetism of the ship. d rot speak the r.'j 1 therefore take its chance of any craft.— description of Greenland given in l)r. Brewster's is so correct, that ore ...

... 1 , as it appears the face of the 1,764,180/.) would be 3,005,869?. These I stances deserve particular attention; that in speaking of the satisfactory state of venue, we have kept within limits for more i than we might have been justified assuming the ...

... aware that either he any one of those gentlemen who have honored the 44 their communications, has ever expressed himself in speak[ ing of Mr. Brougham with severity not justified by the oci casion he, and they, will be found occasionally have spoken of ...