... the unwise-alarmed :the fetas of eC timid, and shook the nerves of the boldest.- ~ery poiitial wvriter-every Parliamentary speak- eit, tin1l it their duty to dole out a pamphlet U$Never wa so meach ink shed-never was much paper conmtimed.-never did any ...

... attention, at a production of went Il the compositivin of a fellotv.citizen. Mr. :Mr whose opinion on such points is conclusive, speak' highly of it; and, we undeerstand5 the aui 'or it farward under the auspiees and patronage of s6 veral difier enindtitity ...

... tiere were nearly g one hundred confined in a spqce not four faet high, nor above n sixteen fret by nine to sleep in. I can speak to these facts, as t rI measured every part of these vessels. Their tslbs showed - d they wvere not exempt from the dreadful ...

... visits were more tre. quent than welcome, was told by thl servant her .aster had gor e out. E Oh ! well, never niind I'll. speak to our mistress.-- ,She i also gore out,. iir. Themgentleman notwilling tobedenieJ ad-. mission, said, as it wasea cold ...

... be purchased at very reduced prices. The prices we shall quote are for ready money only; and in almost every case, we can speak from personal experience of their accuracy. BEEF. Ribs and sirloin, the best cuts, 7d. ind 8d. per pound. Whole rump, 7d. and ...

... such an occasion the Secretary, of whose extraordinary and successful efforts in their cause, he considered it unnecessary to speak, should not be forgotten; he would, therefore, move that a piece of plate, value one hundred guineas, be presented to the Secretary ...

... afford relief to the country, according to the estimate of the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, little short office millions. This speaks volumes for the expenses of collection. By a calculation, grounded upon the probable increase in the operations of tbe maltsters ...

... have ! Mr. Browett was firequently taunted concerning his prognostication, but with what propriety let the following facts speak :-Last Saturday night the usual coaches to- London were completely loaded, and two extra ones were sent up specially, filled ...

... any theatre in the empire.- . The favourite Opera of the Cabinet, with a new Piece from the Germis n School, of hrich report speaks highly, should be sufficient to insiirnr Mr. C. an overflowiaeg house. Bitt ill ad- dition to these-attractions we perceive-be ...

... Carroll made this statement, in answer to a question put by a gentleman who attended the meeting. Mr. IANCRED being called on to speak to the sixth resolution, said that he had closely, observed the falling off of the glove trade, in common with every other ...

... rgt a utc should take the place oif petty, intrigue and misguided. faction- the time was-arrived when the people shtoul d speak oot (cheers). The Political Uisio~n of Birmingham had spoken otit. It had SheWrl an ?? which lhe other portions r f tili people~ ...

... Pork as berore noted, but no supply. Butter dull at 94s.,the accounts. however, ef. the country markets for the week all speak of high prices in them, PIER HEAD-DUBLIN. EVENING TiDE-NOV. 13. Arriwed fira Pursuit, Bruce, fish - Lerwick Sailed far Hugh ...