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... some of the best Country Gentlemen we have) speaks q —though not so very severely as Mr. Goviey decisively says, that in the of the Grand Juries, ther vails partiality and private favor, aud that there is higher loo se aud irregular practice in levying ...
... hey alienated the minds of the speak out, he repeated, before th mets mem his i ntention to recommend such provisions that Colonists. They ought to say at ooce, ** We mean toiiberate » owed, under any pretence whatever, | and [PETER ALOF'S LETTER CONTINUED ...
... vb the ] CACUS AND MEG MERRILIES. esent, We have n We really hat forgotten Meg. ser isly speak to look into all the country Te we werk ures Tew has heen ENCE Dally complimentary to us; aad we were Tite ne pied with other that we have allow 3” Newry workd ...
... IRISH ABSESTRES—MR. LUKE WHITE. We had occasion last week to speak in tone of censure regarding the absence of several Irish Members on the questions which agitated the House of Commons during the period referred to. But, though we complained generally ...
... libarty, riii;o»i[A(Hj!e with the tranquillity of Europe, now cam# to speak of the insecurity of the present peace thought Treaty had ever been concluded, gave tk ' world so little prospect permanent repose. It had p' rt . the aeetls of wnr ail over the ...
... FEMALE EDUCATION. 7 d teaches FRE LADY, wh 9 speaks an A with the pure’ st Perisian Accent; -baving 1 and, subsequently, resided Fu [the ‘best Education, val a ic for | Years in the French Capital, whose gear him eminently qualify her to Enucare Youse ...
... From the Venerable the Archdeacon of Ross. —Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereen, county Cork, Aug. 1849. Dear Sir l cannot speak too favourably of the Revalenta Arabica. Alex. Stuart, Archdeacon of Ross. King’s College, Cambridge, Oct. 15, 1849. I now consider ...
... When hWrtitfrm BakuhcpVc* speak of I’Acr. The Docket, it is true, has not yet been srfuck; bat By t:.e Sehe.lule has been exhibited, it is abundantly evident that the estate, so far from contemplating she Principal* cannot even reach, one-fifih the Interest ...
... Magent.—He speaks vy ‘geod Fngtish, my 1 (c ad te _ meth the better ; it will assist isoners nish | Seriously, my Lorc came teaching the a which I have detailed, be be t Mr. = ee parsuant (6 your Lordships’ orders, ¢ conaness. Wir, He speaks ‘good my {2 ...
... LAWLESS I must call Mr. O’Connell to order, has right to assume— Mr. O’CONNELL : lam entitled to speak now—l will do so, and 1 will, can promise Mr. Lawless, speak out. Mr. LAWLESS ; Will Mr. O’Connell presume to say that I am guilty of receiving money Mr ...
... Ctn such things be, any stranger may »cll .re country, tlic laws of which, fwc speak ’not administration) extend equal protection to all. That rL*!'' ism is a political institution, contrived for the person l'*' of those who can work its machinery for ...
... System of Education comprises know- of Reading, Speaking and Wnung.h. Engl^ French ami Italian Languages; Geography, . Arith/Clues; Ilistory Sacredand Profane; f irieuc ; Music, Dancing, and Drawing, unuir of Ik first Masters. . various Useful and Fash ...