... It was remarked on Tuesday night, in the House Lords, that soon after Lord Kipon began to speak in favour of negro emancipation, all the save two, went away. That the reverend bench are unanimous in their detestation of negro slavery, r-'puguant alike ...

... which the following dialogue took placr: Mr- J.—Why this must moan war,and nothing else, I'm sure wonder the newspapers don't speak ou't. Mr. S. To be it aust,or I'm out on't; they used put such p&apers then all about when Old wur going come to Lunnun the ...

... the sequel turned out to be a thter Di'.nohillCock! And why turn our tail and speak thus of Cobbett Because it might answer a despicable petty private purpose thus to speak. Let any one look at the whole adair, and he will coine to the same conclusion ...

... particular, they are meant to allude ; and I therefore decline answering your question. Ihe address is before the public, and speaks for itself ; and 1 do not apprehend why I should be called upon to explain any passage in it, which an- other person may happen ...

... veteran vocalist was well received, and the pieces in which he sang were on the whole well performed. A maucal correspondent, speaking of Brahain's appearance on Thursday, says, The whole tue songs were much applauded, and three of thorn encored. The v ersatility ...

... bond, wall as depriving, the slave of the toward his daily labour. It becomes therefore, the duty of religious people to speak out againot the continuance of a system fruitful evil. Mr. Jacksou then alluded to the persecutions that have been, still are ...

... and even in such cases to afford considerable relief. Mr. Bull also give* instruction to person* wbo wish to be improved iv speaking, whose voice* are weak. TOOTH ACHE and DECAYED TEETH Effectually Cured By Mr. Steven's Anodyne Cement, So as to render the ...

... for pan eral alarm tinea of dHbcnhy. Speaking uf Branch Bsaks, mys, “They have nytnpalhy wiib indi* wduala; and their rale cannot he irlastd for particular eases, • however urgent It may said, generally r speaking, that former enters upon form without ...

... private letter from Berlin, dated Feb. 7, states that the news of the dUturbunces Hungary is confirmed. A letter from Prague speaks of them with certainty; but in order not weaken the political influence of Austua, nor to allow it to be believed abroad that ...

... not be obtained ? Surely not. It would doubtless lie best to adopt the available means of conveying competent knowledge of speaking and writing their own tongue, to the minds of youth, than ' leave them in total ignorance of that nseful art. It is certain ...

... is quite unnecessary dwell upon the character #f the latter portion of the debate, or upon the nature of the division, both speak for themselves. The Tories spent all their fire the first night two. The speech Sir Edward alone excited the smallest degree ...

... political sentiments. Of his oratorical powers, the electors at large were entirely ignorant till last eveniug, for instead of speaking, as Mr. Sergt. Taddy and other Corporation candidates had done, from the windows of the Exchange, he confined his speeches ...