... Dry Entertainment.—There was great deal of speaking at the Lynn Demonstration dinner, but very little to eat. The Protectionists talked, and talked, as if the farmers would not mind for any other food as long as they gave them plenty of food for laughter ...

... THE OLD YEAR AND THE NEW. (From Punch.) 181 C speaks:— I faint upon December's lap of snow, watch my lees of life drop one by one; Young forty-seven is on the watch below, To nil my shoes, almost ere breath be gone. But listen, greedy heir, though faint ...

... From Grecon.-Within a few duyt welaveread ever.ill» tiers trom gentlemen in Oregon, written the close the Spring, which speak some suffering consequence of great freshets, caused excessive rains during the early part of the season. Lands that had not ...

... that the disease which had attacked the potato in this quarter may have received a check. At any rate, farmers and dealers speak with a little more confidence than they had done only a week since, and some of them even venture to predict an average return ...

... Was this pernicious? It i now ??- * are pernicious. And Peel is a Right Honourable man. ' • Peel now speaks to disprove what Peel once sooke But speak of Peel what do know P > You backed him once, because backed your cause- Now you must mourn tor both ...

... attack on the Presby- tery. Mr Storr here rose, and attempted to speak ina very humble mien, but Mr THomson said—Y ou cannot be allowed to pro- ceed, Sir ;—no elder is entitled to speak here in such & manner. In the course of a few random observa- tions ...

... ever borne, the marks her birth; the child legal and aristoratic selfishness and unprincipled tyranny, she has never dared to speak to the great, but has contented herself with lecturing the poor.—Z* Arnold, ...

... became interested in me. four or five days was very well known to the passengers, and there was quite curiosity to hear me speak on the subject of slavery—l did not feel at liberty to go on the quarter-deck —the captain last invited me to address the ...

... on tho i8th ultimo, John Lunlop to Mrs Nancy They were accompanied to church about one thousand people with arums, horns, speaking trumpets, die Was the tilth marriage lor the bride, aud fourth lor the gay Lothario. '* united amounted to hundred and years ...

... thing, the open and advised speaking of which, and of which alone, is prohibited. The bill of the Government does not prohibit the open and advised speaking of anything which any reasonable or good man can possibly wish to speak, or to hear spoken. At this ...

... pain till about four o'clock on Monday morning, hen he expired, ltisreported that the deceased was in the regular habit ol speaking to the horses on coming into the stable, but had omitted to do so on this occasion, and has paid, his life as a ransom for ...

... society in turning him out of his establishment; which was done, notwithstauding the offer of the philanthropic workman whom we speak to place in the master's hands as guarantee for the poor fellow's good conduct. The thought occurred to him, and continued ...