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... President I'omi*— member of Congress from Alabama, addressing liis constituent-, the other day near Mputgouicay, in speaking Mr. l'olk, termed him the la6t of the Romans. Well, said a 11111111_ ■>ii|||lirir by, ►am darnation glad to hear tliat ...
... hitherto. however, the preacher isee speaking of the benefits which he believes the enerseleut se owlet on seints; ho DOW proceeds to its elects on sinn.m . ' Yet although mg tibia Is belong to Christian' u belonging already t e beassbeed and the family ...
... THE WEATHER, THE CROPS, AND THE CORN LAWS. The provincial papers of week all speak of the disastrous of the late the crops. We the log : The heavens rein repeal—the will be trashed muu ! A anxiety agitates ererr bosom ; be he llindloni or farmer, or tradesman ...
... She still. still tt Of dear love shy speak ye not? My the yet ! you beheld a throng Of ellipse youths. lit frollc met, To chant for the nuptial gong ? Those C01117111.1e, Of Ty Who at thy side la battle they regahled the 'Mese, esy Of all these why 'peat ...
... EVIL SPEAKING.—It is not good to speak evil of all whom we know bad; it is worse to judge evil of any who may prove good. To speak ill upon knowledge, shows a want of charity; to speak ill upon suspicion, shows a want of honesty. I will not ...
... He that speaks evil of one, ihre.iens ami where all are threatened, none are sale. Fne word* of such man are proclamation >r. throat open sepulchre, and his tuoulh arc lodged tin? instruipent* «f death. If this man. u every j observer say, speaks l« me ...
... Thursday, purporting to be a programme of the policy intended be pursued by Sir Robert Peel, should he take office. The Standard speaks from authority, and without any qualification or reservation, announces that Sir Robert does take office, his policy will ...
... to wave. And 0! 'Os no vain delusive show, No birth to the fool's brain begot; In the bout It speaks. that know We ere berm to prose better lot; And what speaks that Inward notes believe, For the hoping soul 't will nut denelse. ...
... = — vr CFF LEE t now appeared from the Sta cment the danger to their int ever, scarcely able to speak, that tinaciously refused it, ceution against and, he topromotethe public too, for t ssession, but had been forcibly creased number of par tors in gettin ...
... affections. by lb. of earth. tis allh the the gif the mem.) •• Speak low to rny !ketone—low tent out the eweet and Toe. Lest I ahead fear mid fall, and thee so. Who .00 ,01 by any entreat. Speak tn as to 'dory at thy feet And If no my bawls le.lo lo . Let ...
... ESTIMATES. The blood of DOUGLAS can protect itself ! Truly might Lord PALMERSTON indulge in that bombastic phrase when speaking of the disposition of the present House of Commons to back ministers in their most extravagant estimates. Of the 293 members ...
... were a voice, a persuasive voice, That could travel the wide world through 1 would fly on the beams of the morning lioht, And speak to men with a gentle might. And tell them to be true. would fly, I would fly, over land and sea. Wherever a human heart might ...