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... the eye of the agriculturist delights to dwell.—The author, speaking of the river near Littleport says, whether it was cut by the Romans or the Saxons, I forget. We predune lie is speaking of that part of the river which lies between Ely and Littleport ...
... them, or to Mr. °Toone , . She said of her husband,. I haul plenty of opportunity to speak to him in the gaol, and during the trial, bit I would not . he did not speak to me, theta God, the unmanly wretch; and as she uttered these words she clenched her ...
... , thorned by p.c. Cook, with an assault, was fined 2s. gd and costa, tar iu default of Fryman ones date imprisonment. It .speaks muds in (aeon,' of the. Pair and Ito super. intrt.d.nre, that not a tangle dismalOF Use p.m it% out if came b. rnrc the ...
... cholera was still opreadin; throughout the Union, but the cases were neither numerous nor of a fatal character, generally speak- The distress of the sufferers by the inundation at New Orleans creates much commiseration, and the press in the south give ...
... Member, in the latter parte( • became so peculiarly Irish in his Owen sad gmsure. as to recite in2ch niertinwnt in the Mums, Speaking of the Irish patronage, he said—Some had taken dunned good care of themselves (I .tad laugh! ter) by getting into lucrative ...
... again to our own selfinterest. How are we to get a living out of a pauper population father of Sir Robert Peel might well speak of the wise policy of tonner governments to keep the chief ankle of suls;'”cacc as low u possible.' lle added—corn might be ...
... 57 to 60 .. 50 to 52 . 48 to 51 r since Friday of the trade, with this day range ad. pat but the estah- all deserip- Ily speaking, a. d.s. d. 42 4 8 4 10 5 0 4 10 5 2 )5 6 6 0 •0 0 8 .. 4 10 6 0 quarter old rARKETS. Fhtered meat since our last plies on ...
... incov .7.rarret, tt r said, • atoll ttjV , •.• Ur b. r 7 to travel so lira, - • AN EPICH t!.I. preacher. nom *me called to speak, A a ban applause to re, : 11'.1,ra. Wee, Funwath. Barrett. rudard. - the•o nets 'lonic teat the m The toght• of 10.• ...
... approvingly the lair.pisge of Muller, in speaking of the four dumb church idols—' the Font, the Pulpit, the Conic(- stone!, and the Communion Table.' It is impossible not to wonder at the contrast which Mr. Niel', thus speaking, presents to Dr. Pusev, sentenced ...
... weak to those. 41fred 1 uunot tell you what it iv— Idu not like to call it art Perchance it is int sour or (inn, It hick speaks in ey'ry Mimeo heart! I ever deetied the gifud line The 'wrist echo of its tour• Per written words are weaker far Than what ...
... Ampthill on his re-, on from Bedford market, Keellip.1111(.11 by his wife, soddenly seised with an apoplectic M. lit not speak, but fell out of the gig into the street, , I:cd instantly. Thr Earl and Country. de Grey have arr-nd in St. James's-square ...
... continually arising ; and we have no hesitation in saying, that the way in which these cases are disposed of Ls, generally speaking, most unsatisfactory to the parties concerned, who are frequently subjected to fearful eapence in their endeavours to obtain ...