... ESTIMATES. The blood of DOUGLAS can protect itself ! Truly might Lord PAT-YERSTON indulge in that bombastic phrase when. speaking of the disposition of the present I-louse of Commons to back ministers in their most extravagant estimates. Of the 293 members ...

... persen to speak to his character, we come to a knowledge of his friends and acquaintances, and this is the only 'pointl which 'is of any public importance. It appears tht when taken before the magistrates he sent for Doctor Sleigh to speak to his character ...

... -Hill: I believe in some parts. I am responsible to speak the truth by that Great Being that created me. I believe I am a responsible being, and am bound by the laws of my country and society to speak the truth. I appeal to the bench if it be right that ...

... London, Friday, Focr o'Clock. We have fresh failures to announce this morning. The letters from the Lancashire district, speak of rene*ed efforts on the part of the Royal Bank of Liverpool, and of the North and South Wales Bank, to commence business ...

... TUNNEL OF THE RAILWAY' TO TriE OTIh)ER BlY MEANS OF SPEAKING TUBES. A correspondent has been pleased to ask our opinion re- specting the practibility of conveying a message by tmeans of what are called speaking pipes, instanrineously, through the whole length ...

... meantime we would recommend Mr. Holmes, when next the talking fit is on him, and he has oc- casion to speak of such men as Mr. Rathbone,' to speak with proper respect of his betters, or rather, to remember the adage, No sutor ultra crepidam. We believe ...

... of freedom and humanity. I t lit speak from experience, for, last year, I made the trial myself, ?? only from a sense of personal obligation to offer my mite to p the suffering slave, but I wished to be able to speak from ex- perience on the subject, ...

... influence ? Slre You Liverpool people are a conical seot If we thi nk here. When you Mect, you mle ri1 sands-when you speak, you speak aseflirn when you pen addresses, you uttcr the s l rrnu of your hearts. Not o in oar plao. a ie another guess manner ...

... Liverpool 3e is riot so well regulated as might be wished, is the 2 constant cesplaoint of all strangers whom I have o beard speak upon the subject; the thing caniiot be unknown to the inhabitants of Liverpool thenscivese. Is Thelate hour atwhi( h it opened ...

... Work on rtoeultou, viz., that the great thing is, to lt~ginreadiiig or speaking loweenousgh; forsay hey thevoie alwayFkS naturally aiscendlt: it' a person begin to reaid or speak in a hlgh torte he Ailsorlon i command over the voted. .r'ills is all terony ...

... both vocal and instru- mental, but as the nanwes of the leading performers were emitted in the Drogralmme, we are unable to speak accu- rately of their several performances. We know not on what groundthls innovation hasbeen adopted; but unless there be ...

... common- b sense speaking of Mr. Gladstone suits the taste of the t times better than their old-fashioned, shining, tinsel of It oratory, and indisposes the House to listen to tbe flimsy tF sparkling verbiage of their style of speaking. They will f become ...