... affectionate mode of dealing with those of their adherents who have stuck to them through good and through bad report. shall speak more largo of Ibe Woodside question in our next; but, in the meantime, must say that, if Messrs. Stewart and Reid War patiently ...

... Maukid. March 18—Al the masting the Cortes to day, Mr. Noeedal, tbe secretary (the Preaidant’s stale of health not allowing him speak), said the Preaident has directed me Inform you that, at late hour of the night, be received a communication from the President ...

... of its iinpotUDce. If Mr. Thomson’s scheme have any fault, it is in bringing too many object* together; but of this shall speak in an early number of the Herald. In the meantime, we are glad lo sec any effort making improve this brancii of our national ...

... 'Oh! is there not somethingdearAtugrustustrulysablimo in, tnis warring of the eleuents?' but Augustus's heart was too ul to speak.>-MS. *orte by Lauy e They met. 'twas in a storm, on the deck of a steamer; She spoke in language warmn, Like a sentimeural ...

... abandoned, the question still occurs, what ia to take its place—whence are to come those comprehensive measures which everybody speaks of, but which nobody seems able to tteviae How are the landlords to be forced to their doty how are the jKiorto be fed from ...

... niSlt, Her breathing soft and low, As in her breast the wvave ot life kept hearing to and fro. 2-c silently she seen'd to speak, So slowiy mov'd about, As we had lent her half our powers To eke her living out. Oar very hopes belied our fears, Our fears ...

... shrieking mew sails by- Above thi bepding-willows Across the foamings blUors The wild breeze ho~wls wdith dreary moan ! Alas tthey speak to me Of one beyond the sea, Who, had but Fortune smiled, And our sad fate besniled Had not thus left me mournful and alone ...

... labours. have not seen the entire work, which extends to pome 200 pages royal octavo, but specimen which been forwarded to us, speak* well for the manner in which it has been got up, both to substance and external appearance. It is to hoped that Mr. Gordon ...

... been issued for general mourning, and the funeral, it is believed, will take place on Tuesday first. The Cabimet. —Rumour speaks contemplated modification of the Cabinet. The gives it shape and substance, informing its readers that Lord John Russell, ...

... thing of any internal is intelligence of the of Mr. Rglwcr, the British Minister Madrid, to the court of Morocco. The //mi/do speaks of the object his mission in (be following terms : ** The Government not being satisfied with the reparation given Spain the ...

... intends to take new steps for putting down the Repeal agitation. The Timet has an article from a correspondent that seems to speak authoritatively on the subject, and hints at certain proceedings that are course of being decided upon, but have not yet come ...

... during its progress, amounting to ourl ; they know the arance that own witnesses made; and they have ihal the Chief Justice, speaking for h, expressed himself in a way that, Timet alleged, savoured 100 murh need hardly say which fide he traversers had little ...