... in these words,— There can be no hesitation speaking of the triumph Mesmerism in tho case of .Miss Harriet Martineau. She has written to me on the subject with the fullest liberty to use her name. She speaks, rather writes,in the most grateful strain ...

... affairs. Some there are who are ready to blame or sneer at the Town Council, as a body of men engaged petty local squabbles, and speak of the office of councillor as something a mere vulgar burghal description, which any man pretending to the character of a ...

... 4s—per stone of 81ib to sink the offal. . .. Although the attendance of buyers was rather numerous, the beef trade, generally speaking, was In a very sluggish state; vet the primest Scots, Dcvons, runts, and Hereford* were mostly disposed at last week s quotations ...

... whose interests are here represented. Neish had much pleasure in seconding the motion. He might say he was better qualified to speak to the conciliatory manners of Provost Lawson than any of them, as he had pretty often put them to the test. As this was however ...

... had on the instant made him ill. unfortunate man could not ascend the steps I*e guillotine without aid. He was apparently * speak, when the executioners tied him I plank and in a moment all was over. i SPAIN. ASSASSINATION OF GENERAL AND BARON DE MEEK. ...

... Ripon, it is thought, is decidedly indisposed to continue in official life, owing to the state of his health. No one seems to speak with positiveness as to his successor, but some have conjectured that Lord Stanley may succeed him, leaving the Colonies to ...

... benediction, Pearson of Tweedmouth, who by his gestures during the service manifested great uneasiness and an ardent desire to speak, stood up and requested the Congregation to remain a few moments, having something of importance to communicate. Grant, with ...

... to the antiquated 'em of education pursued in older, and, in public Nation, more imposing institutions. In speaking be it remembered I do not speak detractingly Universities, and least of all of Marischal 'ege, where the system is one of the best pursued ...

... vessels driven ashore high and dry on the banks of the Lake. Hundreds of small craft are enumerated among the lost. One Paper, speaking of the awful destruction of life which has resulted from the terrible catastrophe, gives the following account: But the ...

... Pigs, 470. Beef, 2s 4d to 4s. Mutton. 2s 6d 4s. Veal, 3s to 4s. Pork, to 4s—per stone of 81ib to sink the offal. Generally speaking, the beef trade, arising from the heaviness the dead markets, and the unfavourable state of the weather for slaughtering ...

... compliment another parish church with a minister and a stipend into the bargain. (Laughter.) He would not trust himself to speak o/ the conduct of those who were prepared to turn out of doors a Congregation of professing Christian worshippers,—he cared ...

... paper currency, and pays for it. But would it be reasonable to make her pay for what she does not use, and does not want ? Speaking of advantages, however, had England no advantages over Scotland Bid not the whole taxes levied in Scotland flow into the ...