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... . iations with other powers, they might appear, not - rely as speaking the opinion of the executive, but as roponding to the deep feeling of the country. Cheers.) wir W. James was sure, if the Duke of Wellington wore at the head of foreign affairs, all ...
... Mr. O'Connell is speaking so fast in Treland, that the newspaper reports can scarcely follow him; he is now at Banden, now at Limeric! now at Frales, now at Dublin. Morgon ('Connell, Fsq.. M. P, left this morning for Dublin, from Derrvnane Atbey, baving ...
... Newspaper under the title ot «“THE WITNESS” « T am in the place where 1 am demande of conscience to ‘speak the truth, and therefore the truth I speak, impugn it ‘ whoso list.—Jony Kyox. This Journal, while embracing the ordinary Newspaper field, is designed ...
... her three daughters we-e , “on their return to their friends in this eountry—iricn they were doomed never more to see. It speaks fii), for the skill of Captain Bankier, and the wnil Aunted | courage and perseverance of his crew, that short of ‘lmndu as ...
... ENGLAND, Taymaking has commenced in several parts of this county. The produce varies in different localities, but generally speaking the swathe may be deseribed as falling light, the late rains not having come sufficiently carly or eany Lo produce a thick ...
... night, and is going on well.”— Som of Wedn sdup. The Lorls did not meet on Wednesday.—ln the Commons, Mr. Pakington was left speaking on the second reading of his Sale of Beer Bill Amendment Act. Euscrion por Perrusuire.—The death of the Farl of Mansfield ...
... Though deeply felt ; Ler Mps they moved not—they were oloe'd Asif in sleep, Though like a statuc’s colovriess, They seemed to speak. Yler eyes were sunken, and their bus Raen'd dimined by tears, Vet it was not a dimness caused By weight of years; For she ...
... refusing to come under the operation of the new Bill ; but they do not explain whom they would apply to or acknowledge as speaking the opinion of each town—a most material point. It will be scen that these alterations, if insisted on, wiil render the Bill ...
... the minds of those who have ae euastomed themselves tn a more chastened and vizorous employment of their rational powers. He speaks of tee-totallors mak- Ing sweeping ass.rtions ; but, certes, it is indeed a sweeping asmertion to say that Tetal Abstinence ...
... was opposed by Mr. Goulburn, but carried on a division, by 46 to 43. At the hour of post, the Attorney-(ieneral was left speaking in favour of the postponement till next session of Mr. helly's Punishment of Death Bill. Ruworrep Cuavces.—The Earl of Granville ...
... and the next three months will witness extraordinary excitement over the whole of the Union. The friends of General Harrison speak confidently of his return ; but a * pure democracy,” like America, defies a “ foregone conclusion.” If the proportion of his ...
... MORAL LAW A SCHOOLMASTER. BY THE REV. JONN HUNTER, BELFORD. Bxod 53 18 And they sald unto Moses, Speak thou with us and we will hear ; but let not Go! speak with us lest we dia™ Gol. fil: 3. * Therefore the law was our schoolmaster to Bring us unto Christ ...