... nearly 55,000 n n un e edition President of the Royal Geographical Society, in his annual to the members , May 24t , 1847, in speaking of this Atla a s -- s r . ess Within the last few we s, Mr. Betts has published an containing some new fe urea, and rendered ...

... be wise for this country to attend to the challenges and the menaces which came from foreign powers on this subject. (Left speaking.) ...

... unreal, scare from our spirits God's holy ideall.?. Its a Amend bell, slowly and deep, So tolls the Past to thee! Weop ! .w speaks the Present hour? Act! Walk, upward glancing; Se shall thy footsteps in glory be tracked, Slow, but advancing. Seem not the ...

... their being distributed in other colonies. But regulations were in progress, of the effect of which he could not now precisely speak. ODDFELLOWS. Lord D. STUART, in answer to a question from Dr. Bowring, said he was doubtful whether to•take up the bill sent ...

... nearly 55,000 names. The Pre .t of the Royal G graphical Society, in his annual address to t , . embers, May 24 , R 47, in speaking of this Atlas, says, Wik. n the last few w s, Mr. Betts has published an Atlas, containing some new fe ures, and rendered ...

... Justice says, it is a laudable thing for men thus to qualify themselves as electors, and the memorable election of this week speaks in the ears of all men the doom of class legislation. What Yorkshire and Lancashire have done, other counties may do and will ...

... nearly 55,000 names. The President of the Royal Geographical Society, in his annual address to the members, May 24th, 1847, in speaking of this Atlas, says, Within the last few weeks, Mr. Betts has published an Atlas, containing some new features, and rendered ...

... seven hundred thousand souls per annum—all enjoying the blessings of/ire schools, cheap books and cheap newspapers, and all speaking the English language !—New York Sun. THE MORMON WAR RENEWED.—The Monnans having nearly all abandoned Illinois and taken up ...

... according to which this department had been tilled in times succeeding. Having spoken of our mingled race, he had now to speak of our mingled language, our motley language, as Blanco White called it. In the distaste embodied in this expression, Mr ...

... corn Is. to 2s. per 480ths. higher than on Tuesday. Until very recently the letters from Ireland continued, on the whole, to speak well of the potato crop, but latterly the accounts have become of a less satisfactory character, and we fear that there, as ...

... behind, brooding over the performers and perhaps over the critics also. To us, at least, the Romeo of Miss Cushman (without speaking of its other faults), appeared an extremely feeble performance, —only less so, perhaps, than the Juliet of her pleasing and ...

... should receive him with cordiality, and defer your judgment as to his real character until experience shall enable you to speak of him as he is. In the mean time, will you allow me, as one who has watched with some attention the conduct of Dr. Lee, during ...