... 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 ...

... SNIITIIFIELD. MONDAY, April Owinz to the supply of Beasts on ask in this day's market being. comparatively speaking, good, the Wl' a tier somewhat nufavourable for slaughtering, and the attendance of dealers by no means numerous, the Beet trade was e ...

... he Amid haw NNW b memos, if ; ' and as he was speaking the words, he bit him a stroke which made how jump again; yid Cakndrino held his race, mad got alcug as m be could. Buthilraw° thaw taking stone, said, ' And I wowld gine him a blow over the back ...

... We have no wish to speak in personal dim paranamat o. • Mr Batumi; we war not whh even, bus memory's. It is as the represents'tio of a dangerous, pernicious, and narrow minded system that we regard him with hum tilia v. Ile the advocate ordain. interests ...

... SMITHFIELD MA RKET,—MoNotr, .Ipril 19. To-day's market wax, comparatively speaking, fairly supplied with beasts, the general quality of which exhibited a decided improvement Although the attendance of buyers was not very numerous, the pritn.est Scam, ...

... continued success, and for the respectability, dramatically speaking. of its character. If our remarks on the performance of Thursday evening be thought too severe, let it be recollected we speak of it in the whole, and have no desire to reflect invidiously ...

... has attendrd the pee, funuances of Mr. Jocose, the Wiaard of Wisards in the Metropolis and throughout th: Provinces, at once speaks the nature of the amusement afforded; last season alum', at the Strand theatre, be perforated to upwards of 150,000 persons ...

... were proceeding with a deluxe relative to the foreign pokey of Prance, when just as M. Wolooki had ascended the tribune to speak, loud ;clamours were beard from without. A member then siti, Let Itredoor;i7if the hall be closed; when suddenly the doers ...

... ~. At E:tping fnir. nn week, there was a lar,;i• supply of beasts. the trade for which, generally speaking, was dull, but a great ninny changed band.. roma Partirularly among the dealers and teaairs. Mr. Thomas Burrell. of Forest Fano, Leytoo, however ...

... point. Louis Napokon, however, goes much further, fur be never speaks at all. This is line only point in which the nephew has as yet surpassed the uncle—at leash the only point *win speaking about ...

... bin bate! No: let us reach a higher mood. A noble estimate of titan ; Be tamest in the search fur good, And speak of all the best we eau. Then speak no ill—but lenient be Tn ,that's failings AR your own; If the first • fault to see, Be not the first to make ...

... tie volume and Wood ley the Author, andin • olden recut* soliuite credit upon his trots and pidetuent. Of the p.o me se can speak in 1410 4 touch praise. tot if tory du sot proles. eatrcnte poetic beside, they Areal Ise • spirit of true kindlinese of heart ...