... pi-iees were firmly maintained. Oats were also’ fully dear as daring the'previous week. Our letters from Scotland continue to speak unfavourable o( tire ipsult the harvest ever, and we are informed that considerable portion of the Oat crop is still abroad ...

... Cork, vve say only we admire the exertions of the great promoter of the cause there —the Rev. Theobald Matthew ; it would be speaking very much below our feelings indeed. That he may be enabled to persevere ’till intoxicating liquors are entirely banished ...

... >4- luHtrations, are fitted to avraketi the deepest interest, I Bud to minister most important instruction. lam sure only speak the sentiments all, when say, that I felt it oreat privilege to see him untold the ineffable glories of the vi-ihle heavens ...

... the King of Hanover ; then will discuss Louis Philip; Poland comes for its snare,, course. —ho will all patriotism,-ho will speak w ilh emotion the woes ol the - pie of that unhappy country; by and by, he will come round Belgium, and Sweden, and Denmark ...

... respectable class, and circulating extensively among a very influential portion of the Christian Church. They state j that they speak on good authority, when they sav, that they seldom i( ever, take up any of the temperance publications without seeing names ...

... very advantageous ; weare told, and practical farmers know, that clover enriches the ground, &c., but how little do know (we speak of the population generally) of the hidden operations and changes constantly going over the surface of the earth—how little ...

... him hard; «_* llin cvo. I gazed upon his pallid cheek, And ask'd him how his cares begun ; He sigh’d, and thus essay'd to speak : The cause of all my grief Uc.M.' I watch'd a maniac through the grate, Whose ravings shock'd me to the soul; I ask'd what ...

... and country seats, to whom ho has given power and authority' to decoy aud deceive many as possible, by sending out agents to speak great swelling words to recommend poison to my de luded people, to destroy themselves with homo nufactured liquid, fire, and ...

... him laugh, but many have seen him weep. In proportion of body most excellent; bis hands and arms most delicate to behold. speaking very temperate, modest, and wise. A man for his singular beauty, surpassing tbe children of men. —Weekly Freeman. DISAPPOINTED ...

... consisted, were quoted Is. per qr. cheapei. Afl other kinds of grain were lair request at p evious rates. Our Irish letters still speak of high r prices lor both Wheat and Oats; indeed the latt article is bringing much higher rates there for me. - i„.. purposes ...

... tiio temperance principle, had been present at many of their meetings, and had himself subscribed the declaration. lie could speak from experience, of the destructive effects of intemperance during the time of bis former residence in this colony, when lie ...

... We should say to all who occupy the position of advocates of temperance, whether learned or illiterate, speak the truth, the whole truth, speak nothing but the truth ; this is golden rule and one difficult to adhere to. Evil means ought never to be ...