... palliation for others speaking-of America as they have, for an American that gratuitously comes forward to slander his own countrymen there can be none. What can be said of Mr. Feninmore Cooper, who, in his late work on England, thus speaking of America says ...

... around it popular opiniqn. ' German papers have been received to the 19th instant. A I letter from the frontiers of Servia speaks of the fears en- tertained in Bulgaria of the renewal of distubances in the Turkish: empire in consequence of the intrigues ...

... successful calculator-one who seldom speaks or acts without knowing what he is about- we do not hesitate to denounce it as direct and wilful treachery. In dealing with such dangerous doctrines why should we not speak out? Why should we not direct the public ...

... who view it in the same light that I do. When you speak of the advantages accruing to Dublin from the China trade, you must calculate upon a much greater. 'depth of water than fourteen feet? l.ain speaking of low. water; the tides rise thirteen feet at high ...

... none appeared on the past year, and he further stated that he was credibly informed that in his locality, which, generally speaking, escaped on the past year, the disease was prevalent. The steward of James Hickson, Esq., Lansdowne Lodge, Thomas Downing ...

... Philippe speaks with as much ite as he doec French. Arriving at the English vessel he Y said to his attendants, now I will try my English.. He )- had a long chat with the English captain, who declared 1uafterwards that he wished he could speak English ...

... aerodi glances-in a studiously insulting position it aP DlSt grey-headed president of the council, Wh ia e man commenced speaking, the 'bearl easie s increase of tone, and a more frequect repetition 'fne ci of order were still uttered to no purpose, ' ...

... 1 garbled report. I totally deny that. In speaking of the report, [ never used the word ,- garbled. I did state, and now repeat, the assertion that it contained truth, but not the whole truth ; and to speak more plainly, the account upon which the report ...

... that Ireland has re- ,paid every loan made by England, either wholly or in part; and it should never be forgotten, when 'we speak of our ,obligations upon this head to that 'country, that' the money lent to us is raised at three-and-a-hayfper cent., and ...

... d him that in many parts of the country, his estimate was under the truth: and that the whole number now, who think arind speak in Irish, must exceed 3,000,000. Here are three mil- I lions of men, at least, in a state of intellectual arid moral pros& ...

... is duilE eed there, if lie be not there already. Te liglt 11ev Dr Wiseman has been for some tirre al]ost inclslated (50 to speak) with comnaucoications frot Oxford ard otherpaces There is a rare and interesting life of the eel Ibh Parsons (or Persons) ...

... to give evidence on behalf of the harvestmen (one of whose nances Ido neot know), a single one was not even permitted to speak pn their behalf. The aged man already alluded to, with ban- daged bead, breast torn and bloody, presented to the court a short ...