... wiser or more judicious defence than he made to me and others of the American insolvency— not denying the injustice of it; speaking of it, on the contrary, with the deepest feeling, but urgino- w ith great argumentative eloquence every topic that could ...

... the Duke s chaplain, Mr Carme, who of course is an estimable man because he is clergyman and a magistrate, and we must not speak evil of dignitaries. Carme kindly said he would treat the man as kindly as he could, and he fined the man fined 15s. was more ...

... it contained, he repeatedly said he would not enter into any discussion with me, and immediately left me. I leave this to speak for itself. I cannot help thinking the conduct of Bailie Moyes as worthy of public reprehension in countenancing the admission ...

... have hitherto maintained in all their original iniquity, their laws, customs, exactions and oppressions; at least we can speak for our own burgh and for some of our neighbours : We have got liberal setts of burghs, liberal magistrates, liberal Town Councils ...

... *Ssjggfcy Night.— The canvass for the ate oe gloriously. The reports from all parts of the southern division of the county speak the most glowing terms of success. In the manufacturing towns, especially Manchester. Bolton. Oldham. Bury, Rochdale, Ashton ...

... Charles Towneley, Esq., 6044. The polling days have been fixed for Monday and Tuesday the and 28th current. Both parties are speaking confidently of success. There are three or four thousand of 50/. teuants-at-willin Lancashire. Mr Cobden, at a meeting in ...

... and delicious fish are invariably to be obtained inbur immediate neighbourhood. The coast from Fifeness to the Redhead, to speak of our own immediate locality, exhibits a succession sandy hays and rocky inlets. Where rock predofiiinates, the easily penetrated ...

... they take measures to remedy this crying evil as speedily as possible, by expediting the training and licensing probationers speaking the Gaelic language ; and that, lor this purpose, it seem meet to them, the Venerable Assembly will be pleased to direct ...

... of the fishing ques tion. pointing out the advantages that would result from the establishment of a spirited Company, ami speaking highly the qualities possessed the fishing population were they only properly cultivated and brought out. He knew three Admirals ...

... our temporal fortune ; but these being *WV • **2» . the reconv «y >n«e your pns- within her pale, I consider myself at to speak out, and that, too, in the E ncr that may be open to me. This E ecessary from the notoriety (whether **) v ' * to your own ...

... On the motion of Lord Belhaven, Committee was appointed to consider the right of natrons, being members of the House, to speak and vote on cases connected with the exercise of their own patronage. THE WIDOAVS' FUND SCHEME. Drßrunton and Mr Hunter, as ...

... honourable and condescending deportment. The evening was distinguished for its harmony and hilarity. All who were piesent speak highly of the excellence of the dinner and wines furnished by Mr Stewart. Completion of Reform Street.—We are glad to observe ...