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... silence that speaks, There something that cannot be told, There are words that can only lie read the checks, And thoughts but the eyes can unfold. There's look expressive, so timid, so kind, conscious, so quick to impart; Tho' instant speaks out the mind ...

... The Tines, speaking of the cattle-show, said that some of the beast > were fat that it was quite surprising how they 44 could live and breath—without expiring. Intlvenza.—The prevalence of influenza at this season of the year the subject of general remark ...

... It is unnecessary for ua to speak in favour of ingenious and luvalunble instrument. The experience the profession has established its eminent utility a preventive, if not also a curative means. We would entreat our professional friends to avail themselves ...

... Parliament. speaking the sentiments of the Up well district, was sure that all they required was to be removed from difficulty. They felt themselves in jeopardy ; they had no wish to stand in the way any improvement, though had often so been reflected ...

... MR. CROSS'S PLAY. To the Editor.—Sir,—My kind friend the Chronicle speak* of the unanimity of the Cambridge Press, in their opinion of humble production; if such unanimity did exist (and it w >uld not require a philosopher to discover the discrepancies ...

... nothing to wondered at. he who told Alderman that was not speaking the truth, should apply to a mere Town Councillor that stock repartee of the vulgar, “you are no gentleman!” Though we never thought that many of the overpowering, and overbearing, party ...

... meeting. The witness stated that Me. Tierney, speaking to bins as a policemen. in uniform, declared that the Union was a anther —that it was not bindlag no conscience—that mind w•s becoming general I —that the army was partaking of the eathusiasra of ...

... In the report of the proceedings of the Town Council inserted last week, Mr. Searle in speaking New Magistracy, stated to have M expressed his regret that many names had been omitted, and soma inserted that ought not to have been. We are informed that ...

... To SCHOO LMA STERS. A YOUNG MAN, who speaks French, is capable of teaching the Classics, and is accustomed to the routine the School, is desirous of ENGAGEMENT as an ASSISTANT. Salary not so much an object a comfortable situation. Address (letters post-paid ...

... THE CA} circumstance which occurred to me not many mo A spurited young farmer was speaking to me of the farmers had to contend with when the priee of cor low my reply was, we must learn to farm higber ; ppleton , meet low by increased quantity and quahty ...

... Itis usual, when promotion is about to take place, for the first Lord of the Ad- miralty (we speak of the Admiralty when the situation of Lord High is in com- mission) to prepare a list of the post-captains the approbation of the Kiag, who whom he intends ...