... door. The Exchange News-room. Speak to the master,and pass quietly through the spacious apartment. See the monument to Nelson in the quadrangle. The Lyceum News-room and Circulating Library at the bottom of Bold-street. Speak to the respective masters. The ...

... but tbeir immediate success is much questioned. We have the India mail this afternoon. Politically speaking, the news is good; commercially speaking, it bad. The latest accounts represent the markets as being in a dull and stagnant position. I yours ...

... province of Keang-soo, a few miles from Shanghae, where I have frequently met him. He dresses in the costume of the country, and speaks the language with the most perfect fluency. the place where he lives he is surrounded by his converts ; fact, it is little ...

... their stocks, and, altogether, a firmer feeling prevailed. U Until very recently the letters from Ireland continued to B O speak well of the potato crop, but latterly'the accounts have be- , I come of a less satisfactory character, and we fear that there ...

... that the general yield exceeds that of good average etor years is universally admitted. llont ?? Potatoes, it is too early to speak positively: that i the the disease has spread since the commreneemedt of the presout con. month Is certailn; the blight is ...

... business, but speaks of the mate a sad tyrannical fellow, continually quarrelling with the passengers, and Mihjecting them all sort* of annoyances. He complains of the flour and bi*cuit served out being of the worst quality, and speaks of the medicine ...

... much in the same state as at Rochdale. We need not say, the inhabitants arc in a most miserable state, for the above facts speak for themselves, and, although blaek as it is, things are said to be in more favourale state than they were week ago, and if ...

... Cambridge; we in- J! !' J* amusement of such of our readers as may feel inclined to grapple with itlf A speaks the truth three times out of five, and B speaks the truth twice out of five, what m the chance that the thing true which A affirms and B denies ? ...

... secured in 1 le the sister isla cannot be questioned; and as that point most S1wr o a tine rentain uneertain, it id difficilt to speak ?? as to In tho probable ratogo of prices or grain. An errini n appear.i to be r. gaxoing ground thiat flue red Wheitt is not ...

... Ac., &e. There is nothing objectionable his regulation, regards home Bishops. The names of Enelifh townsiire, generally speaking, petty well sound•ll and tolerably adapted for surnames. But Bshopc (like all other blessinus) are extending to the colonies; ...

... combating with an heroic Yv energy that fearful vlsitatiiori which, thank God, has DI ah aost disappeared. We owe them, to speak honestly, Rn Mo(e than we can readily pay. And remembering, w in this hour of gratitude, that the whole profession has for ...

... in favour of the appoint- ment to Welsh livings of those persons only who can speak.the langcsage,and,singular enough, the most active promoters of it cannot themselves speak a word of Welsh. A correspondent of the Times thus states the cae:e- The Lord ...