... (Left speaking) OF COMlONS—Tuuksomr, Feb. 1. The Sperker entered the Meuse, attended by Lord Wm. Russell, the Sergeant-at-Arm., and took the chair at hrlf-paot one, when the attendonee of members was by no means nutnerono. At half pat two o'clock, Mr ...

... German; he speaks German as if it was his native tongue, and with the Austrian accent; be is great admirer of the German language and literature, but his Belavonic nationality scorns the German arrogance which disdains anything Sclave ; he speaks the Hungarian ...

... question What do you mean to sir? On which arose cries of Order, order!' Out with him r No ; bear him, Hear him—let him speak. Mr —ls there any officer her.? If there is, I hope he will take care of that man. MAN-1 say, Mr Speaker—( hustle out ! ...

... called forth Testimonials from all quarters of the world. CURES OF CONSUMPTION. December 5, 1848., GENTLEMEN,I Can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest confidence, basing recommended them in many Cases of pulmonary consumption. and they have ...

... to inthence the speaking of the language on the part of the inhabitants, and this mere imperfection is the first cause; the mond is the direct action of the barbarian languages. In this way, to be une'erstood, the Romans, when speaking, helped themselves ...

... be, God's image shines in the.. Poets fretted with life's fever, Long for innocence like thins, Fir the adze thy features Speaks of something half divist; bbosld ens ft.. them, Earthly grief would the.; Heart-ehowing in thy imbues., Thou inmeld'it soothe ...

... ia airteki with her intestines visibly protruding, and her throat, writ., ad face cut in a meet fearful manner. hhe could speak faiatly.astia reply to questions, answered that her husband had perpetrated outrage with his razor. She was immediately comer' ...

... intlividmils who composed that committee were not well qualified to pronounce such certainties. They are gentlemen who, generally speaking, never did the rn,rk at any election, and who, like all men in easy circumstances, are too apt to be easily deceived where ...

... crop is superior in every respect to any grown since 1843. As regards Scotland, we do not feel ourselves in a position to speak with equal certainty; end the reports from Ireland continue of re euntradietory a nature as to tet all calculation at defiance ...

... remedy have called forth from all quarters of the world. CUBES OF CONSUMPTIOY. December 5, 1848. Garrermirx,—l can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many rases of pulmonary consumption, and they have ...

... its manure would more than pay its regular and efficient removal, while the increase of business that would ensue (not to speak of the comfort and beneficial effect on the health of its inhabitants) would soon and permanently improve the whole locality ...

... representatives are often those who state their opinion in a concise and business-like manlier upon the subject before them. Fine speaking is not wanted. The Council meet to transact business, not to make speeches; and were less attention given to the out-door ...