... [Left speaking.] Consecration- op St. George's Roman Catholic Church, Southwark.—This church was opened with great pomp and ceremony, on Tuesday laat, and was attended by nearly all the leading Catholics England, lay and clerical. The ceremonies of c ...

... [Left Speaking.] Tbumin-.uiov or the Ses»ion.—lt has been for some time past l.ronn, that the present session of Parliament would n.-t of very long duration und, last night, it was repoticd about the Houses, that the busitoss a pen.Lng before the Lords ...

... (Left speaking.] We hare great pleasure in stating that the flank has at length come to the resolution of making public an authorized list of unclaimed dividends. We understand that the public is now indebted to the persevering exertions of Mr. Bainbridge ...

... THE SPEAK ERSIIIP. (From Mornmg Post.) The ruse by which Lord John Russell has installed himself in the place of the leader of the Opposition, cad siyt.ified Me some to the poblae, still continues ' the subject of general conversation,—a aubject of ...

... SPEAKING THE TRUTH. Magna est Veritas et preralebit. Mr. Wiltshere having accepted the Chiltern Hundreds upon some understanding between himself and Mr. Thomas Baring, a new writ was moved for Yarmouth, before the breaking up of the House of Commons ...

... TIIE SPEAKING AUTOMATON. Professor Fal**r, mathematician of Vienna, has brought over to this coontry, sneaking automaton, upon the construction of which lias been employed kiihc five and twenty years. were yesterday invited a private view,at the Egyptian ...

... ShLECT POBTHY SPEAK ILL. Kay, speak no ill: a kindly word Can never leave anting behind ; And, oh! to breathe each tale we’ve heard. Is far beneath a nrhle mind. Full olt a better seed is sown. choosing thus the kinder plan For if but little good Ire ...

... “ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS.” The parent of a building society, establisbed four years ago, had a proof of the truth of the above motto a few days back. A person called on him and said,—*¢ A little more than four years ago as 1 was passing along ...

... fof ters for the ils Un te rey pres rubles pout of thy tits a thar august bx res out } ' rl ch wir be at ' t moe tings ly Tb speaks atthe as ful we ut Done We have © te believe tl at th, Management af bl. ust of bas bern ye im the display of a liberal oud ...

... speak out bis mind all oecasiot a very scanty few of *ini One of the most singular names is that of a Gentleman in Kent. His family name was Bear, and he had maternal relations the name of Savage, his parents gave him the Christian Hence he enjoys the ...

... would say nothing about the altar, but he would speak of the throne, be felt the warmest respect for the present occupant of the throne, and he would speak of her as became a loyal Englishman, hut he would speak of the throne, and it he was asked how this ...

... SPEAK WELL OF JOHW ROSS. Speak well of John Rose, for I'm ran He merits jour high approbation ; Hie Tea* are delightfully pure, And are, doubtless, the beat ti.e Nation. Speak well of John Rose, who confers The greatest advantage in trade ; Let nobody ...