... IXTELLICRKc^ Tin Caora—The WtATHtn—Our country of the moat recent date speak favourably gress the spring work. I'hc arrears of I^^ well pulled up. and sowing a comp**,. J ward stale. Although harrowing has bn-n m vane '* • *’ tarded the froat until eleven ...

... WINDOW LTGITT-T.\ ■ fTliis we hiive no doubt, w’ll tie ■ • Wc speak very sincerely. ■ Oliver Fn;:'aml will ui>t ms it - .. , .-.nd decided sense ...

... Tin’s Day is Published, 3 VoU. I Ss. Boards, MELI NCO U UT.—We have already had occasion to speak favorably of this Writer’s late Performance, Headlong Halid and we ra..y announce * Mdincourt' as Work equal pleasantry and more argument.— For cniainfc ...

... t-l you help yourselves ?, Let you speak ever violently tlie matter, the tens'll Press will Burke your speeches.-r-this is a part of Dan's policy—and these fellows are his slaves. Nry, you understand-you arc determined to do this evening—what use will ...

... j-iatlaa woold oat dona for IraL feared, obliged demand ebaara.) Rot. Mr. Malt stood op continued te speak until near Sevan o’ on poor tawa, aad io the commenced the aolltsioo which occurred had principally arieftn. be oat part of length of time iba aappoaa ...

... Tlio Realtor sw>cs lliat t!je crl.-U con!,, - Speaking t!»e condition i'rance. Paper has lie olrserv. rions. i; seen that liiey a bearing on comlitinn the British Empire : To tarn from (he Kip.inri.)! the Aeriti:!tin the Ciu.ntry, l receive.! it P ; the ...

... these now tbe means of putting down their rivals tor f.is, or, more politely speaking, paroxysms, or,' many years to come, and, amongst the advantages still more politely speaking,' exacerbations, ,, have f peace, that, perhaps, would not be the least; tor ...

... report of Saunders of this morning you will find that the Rev. T. D. Gregg did not speak John Jones did not speak !! Mr. Lafanue did not speak !! I Captain Childers did not speak !!! Belying upon your sense of justice, c»en towards a political enemy, in publishing ...

... Cari Amici—ecco gran cimento(l speak the Epilogue) —die Jier lormento— Cosa diro ?—Our opera was divino ; W hat need of bush then to set off such vino, Ma forse —but perhaps— Comic Epilogue (ManagerJ enters abruptly and speaks. What’s all this rout ? Who ...

... 11H S (j F V (.1.1 I). The Tories are speaking monstrous big, in the expectation the crisis which indicated a few posts ago. are certainly the eve of civil convulsion ; or, more properly speaking, we have come to the point in ’.l icit the Tories England ...

... REGISTRY REFORM ASSOCIATION. We, this day, inset t one of lite most important and, so to speak, one of the most influential Requisitions, that ever appeared in Tin Eseniko Post, or any other journal. It is from the great and united body of the Irish Liberals ...

... e advantages which our colonies affur emigrants. What we had intended to say was, that | gard to New Zealand he could not speak with the sar fidence as to the present prospects of emigrants, but believed that at the government settlement of Aucklar was ...