... public notice, and talking, in bad English, of knowledge and independence. ' lor our own parts, with every disposition to speak well of the world, when we find any thing therein worthy of commendation, we must confess that we have seen nothing in it of ...

... Bank for the advances that establishment make on Pension Annuities and Exchequer Bills. (Morning Herald.) The same journal speaks of a graduated property-tax as in contemplation. To this it must come at last. Augustin Capo d'lstria has been appointed ...

... particular, they are meant to allude ; and I therefore decline answering your question. Ihe address is before the public, and speaks for itself ; and 1 do not apprehend why I should be called upon to explain any passage in it, which an- other person may happen ...

... veteran vocalist was well received, and the pieces in which he sang were on the whole well performed. A maucal correspondent, speaking of Brahain's appearance on Thursday, says, The whole tue songs were much applauded, and three of thorn encored. The v ersatility ...

... bond, wall as depriving, the slave of the toward his daily labour. It becomes therefore, the duty of religious people to speak out againot the continuance of a system fruitful evil. Mr. Jacksou then alluded to the persecutions that have been, still are ...

... the sale was accounted good. Now, no less a number than are commonly printed ; and the average sole at least 1,500. The fact speaks volumes John Hull. The organ Christcliurch, Newgate Street, lias been enlarged, under the superintence of H. J. Gauntlett ...

... impossible to calculate how much may continue received during the very last few days of the quarter, it is of course impossible to speak with perfect accuracy the comparative receipts of the year and of the quarter about end with the corresponding periods of the ...

... though he was sorry say that many persons were found to join in the cry for a repeal, owing the apathy the Government. He could speak with certainty the population of Ulster, a county with which he was more immediately connected—the whole mass the inhabitants ...

... the general good; his high and matchless name chronicled through AlUoa’s Isle trumpet tongue of Fame ! Yes ! for hi* Goods speak for themselves—facta always before words— And this reaaon why success on Hyam is conferr d Good cloth, good labour, and de ...

... and even in such cases to afford considerable relief. Mr. Bull also give* instruction to person* wbo wish to be improved iv speaking, whose voice* are weak. TOOTH ACHE and DECAYED TEETH Effectually Cured By Mr. Steven's Anodyne Cement, So as to render the ...

... the vote been taken. This, however, Mr Lewis, who presided, studiously avoided, although pressed over and over again. They speak of forced settlements. know of none more so than this. The reason is obvious: We had no choice —Mr Hill being the only candidate ...

... addressing numerous an assembly be most be speaking to some who were favourable to a parliamentary reform. Upon that (object he had stated bis opinions in the proper place lor bim to give it—the Honse of Lords. Speaking of them he did not pretend be the organ ...