... Mr. Roebuck was battling the house of commons; he wanted the support of the people; let 1 people give it him. (Applause.) Speaking of Sebastopol, he said it was vulnerable in Downing street and nowhere else; that if Downingstreet had been sincere Sebastopol ...

... light chaise, containing lady, a gentleman, and some children, and drawn by one horse only, was seen to fly, comparatively speaking, along the ride, the animal being so frightened by the yells of the people. A carriage containing a number of ladies also ...

... themselves that a single payment shall frank the parcel over any portion of the four lines as the case may require. We cannot speak in too high terms the Allport and Mr. Sherriff to meet the requirements of the newspaper proprietors. At the same time we may ...

... were put on board by Messrs. Willmer and Smith, news agents, for distribution in America. A Hint to Pabents. —Mr. Chadwick, speaking of the female school teachers of the government schools of art in his last pamphlet, says:— The females have been so far ...

... contributing to swell the number of lunatics, their improved bodily health, strangely enough, entailing upon them the curse, so to speak, of a protracted existence under the most dismal afflictions. The number of insane poor, not in asylums, is mated 10,500, whom ...

... opportunity of speaking to you again, from the remembrance of the happy period which I spent amongst you, and the many marks of kindness and good wishes which I received at your hands. Therefore, lam always glad to coine amongst you, and speak a word for ...

... is 352 miles; and there are post-horses along the road, which runs entirely through the Steppefi. Road, however, properly speaking, there is none; for even outside the gates of Odessa, the traveller follows the track of those that have preceded him, and ...

... not only of the supplies which already existed in the different depots, but also of the means of transport. Captain Lyons speaks in terms of high praise of the officers and men employed in the launches. The whole of the operations were carried out without ...

... landed to restore. Our lion-hearted chieftain then (his stern defiance flung Back in his teeth ; our chieftain well could speak the English tongue. We care not for the flag of truce—we hold such matteia light;— But we'll let thee see how gallantly the ...

... now we should a conquest from the claws of the bear, of ud, haughty, and ambitious Russia. Yours, j, in Parvo.—-[Our friend speaks well of his Ce hut it is something new to tell that England *Pects, & c ., was the motto of the Iron Duke. He pardon asking ...

... healthy well cared-for apP f ., ]: ance general satisfaction, more so than )( presence o i Wire, who was received, • attemp c o speak, with a general chorus of ft and cries of Go to church. It is due to the lied**; victual eis to acknowledge the great interest ...

... doctrines and principles of Christianity. Those who first essayed the remedy, and undertook to preach the Gospel to the Irish speaking people met with little success, but the little they did receive encouraged them to increased exertion, which ensured them ...