... show, Wcel, on the bed of pain, to assuage our woe, Thv' gnetle hanid administers relief; Wh~ilst thy soft voice uncouscious speaks thy grief- Ands if from anguish wve find'rest awhile, Thau hisilest the happy omen with a smile; So cheering in our-view. ...

... OPPRESSION OF TENANTS.-A tenant- farmer, who dates from Pershore, Worcestershire, has addressed aletter to the Times, in which, speaking of the vermin called hares and rabbits, he says, There they are, night and day, eating and destroying (yes, they des- ...

... suppose it) to render pre such reliefin thte hig-hest degree welcome. We thli trust that the people will now every where ?? speak ont, by multitudinous meetings n ei tha tions to Parliament, and save this great national dui consummation from being marred ...

... 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 ...

... have waned with the poor handful of earth that lies mouldering before him ?—lrving. Sincerity.--To practice sincerity, is to speak we think; to do profess; to perform what we premise; and really to be what we appear to be. Ireland and her Great Men.—With ...

... 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; ...

... conjectured that she must have burned for seven or eight hours after the Clarence left before she went down. The passengers speak in eulogistic terms of the energy and presence of mind of the captain of the Experiment, in his attempts to save the vessel ...

... little has been done, and that little hu been for cish. Prices remain nominal, and the only sales that have been made worth speaking of, and even tnese are tnflinj, have been forced, to raise money, and, ot couree, a sacrifice had to be submitted to, There ...

... for writing as they n.iw write; if they do nut know, they are entitled the cap and bells. This is tolerably plain speaking, but the speaking is no plainer than the facts on which it is founded ; and we defy the most audacious libeller of the laws of nature ...

... demands. some explanation of the total silence ob. served'by Ministers respecting a subject upon which they were expected to speak unequivocally. When, however, we recollect that the measure of Reform carried by these same men was much more exten- sive than ...

... attend ?? FancV Bal this Eveniag. To the ball, when you go, Would you have them not know Who you are, I can tell you the plan;- Speak truth while you're there, a None will know you, I swear, You'll be such a different man. Liverpooe U- ...

... 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 ...