... Cohen's, who was reminded, at the same n. tilke, that respectable young men should speak the . id truth, thus throwing out the insinuation that Mr. li n Cohen was not speaking the truth. I think the magis. t- rate was too arbitrary ill the matter, and passed ...

... recommended privately to the most religious off the parishioners, and is accepted them in numerous instances thankfully.** So speaks professedly Church of England publication ; and though the writer has no doubt good ground for what says, yet censure is ...

... these a points ?? nd he can meet such men, and speak, and sing, and pray with' hem, without giving up any of his own distinctive opipions, and without giving anympledge that she will'ot at other times speak, andact upon those dis- tinctive opinions, even ...

... the .Mavor, as Csej t man.-Youri, &c. SOLILOQUY. . To speak -or not to speak ;-that is the que;n; Whether 'twill bettor serve my turn, to szi F The groans and hisses of th' outrageous raihhe, e. speak against these froatic resoluiponts, t And, by opposil'g ...

... Tv see that y ou are in the Heart Tlh:.t beats and throbs below. .1 heaven is in a mniden's blush, In Which the soul doth speak, That it was you who sent the flush Into thc maiden's cheek. aestcd -t eves-eyes gently roll'& In shad, s of cchanging blue ...

... Lord rose to speak t'other day, He mumbled, and fumbled, nor knew what to say, As his Lordship can never an audience address, But his scattered ideas leave him in a mess; Yet this dull prosing stickler for old orthodoxy. Who can't speak himself, can ...

... to Mr. Pitt, when that heaven-born c Minister attempted, as our Liberal Premier is doing - now, to add open and advised speaking to the category of treason. Mr. Fox then uttered these t remarkable words: All the liberty of this country o is preserved ...

... betheir ama . teurt will «• through their self-imposed tasks most creditably. Some alterations have been made relative to the speaking of the Prologue, Mr. Copeland having now declined to have any thing do with the proceedings. Mr. Lloyds, prompter of the ...

... Julien, the r. ' f making of iron or other metal ships is not a the present century. The celebrated Chinese pher, Hoai-Haw-Tse, speaks vessels made of iron 156 years before Christ. Moreover, hist of the province of Kiao-tcheou state, that in the nof Nang-ting ...

... went it was a perfect absurdity o say a man spoke who never heard another speak, and, therefore, it was morally certain that God had spoken to man, because man himself speaks. It might be asked, 44 Is there no more strong evidence of this fact than ...

... restoration of the chevalier to his speech. Being sent for •he was introduced to Bauregard, when she addressed the word speak I—and speak he did, for Bauregard immediately recognised in the stranger his beloved Aureua! she who had long witnessed his constancy ...

... sold. We feel rather sorry that the Rev. Sydney Smith, a after imitating the equivocations, mental reservations, and, to speak plainly, the downright falsehoods of Sir Walter Scott in his denials of identity with The Great Unknown, did not also imitate ...