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... -Do not know. GENT.-It is now a title of courtesy commonly applied to all respectable people out of business. Strictly speak- ing, neither money nor land, but birth or appointment, makes an esquire. RcAsi.-Ex~clnsice information is always acceptable ...

... health. I have since recommended them to four indi- viduals, who have suffered much from gout and rheumatiSu'. and they all speak bichily of the benefit they have received fromn them. If you think my case worthy of insertion amongst the many cures effected ...

... chooses to bet, and then behave in an un- sportsmanlike way, he must take the consequences of his misconduct. We shall assuredly speak out unless he behaves properly, and in a'style he will not admire. CRAcKcARO.-We shall always be glad to hear from you. ...

... call. The horse never was indisputably first favourite after the 28th of July. 4935.-There is no doubt you were, vulgarly speaking, picked up by your friend, who had previously ascertained the correct weights. It was a dirty trick that no honourable sportsman ...

... as we. ri.us.-Yes; it was run on a Thursday. We will tell you in our next when the alteration took place. J. R.-Strictly speaking, the trick cannot be seen, but it is usual to allow it to be exhibited when asked for. GasseNwcH.-It is a disgraceful catch ...

... and nearly one. half not exceeding Lit. B. (Preston)- Lift not up your horn on high, speak not with a stiff nek a e underntdod by a reference to Bruce's Travels. Speaking of the provincial governors of Abyssinia, lie represents their ?? as consisting of ...

... would have it to be. There u enugh romance-delicious, intoxicating romance, in real efe-if will but see and imbibe it. You speak weetl and think well, but what have you experienced ? You are like a stream running, it would appear, along green meadows, ...

... be preserved. Let us not forget that the tyranny of a mob is infinitely more fearful than any other tyranny; and before you speak so confidently about the French Revolution and its probable effeets on the happiness of France, wait three months, and be not ...

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... IGeOTSJS.-Manes in Latin is a word of two syllables-in English and Irish a monosyllable. When you speak of the dead you must use the Latin word, unless you are speaking of 'dead horses, in which case make it English. N .-There is no English word, nor any two ...

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