... people, and not plainly and strongly. to the common heart of human kind?' All this would soon be remedied, if men would only speak simply from their owno observation, their own experienee,er their own feelingts, anud payless deferencee to what is merelg ...

... satisfactory consequence of the former. - 1 We were gratified to hear Mr. Alderman Sands, during the last week of -his Mayoralty, speak as follows tol several hundreds of the industrious classes, amongst. ivrhom a decided improvement in appearance had recently ...

... morality to start the untena- ble ?ho Worthy and honourable men there are engagedn the eo r n trade, but it is not of them we speak a--we allude to the class named by our Newcastle cono Now w t e ed not believe the watchfulness of any Go- verafnent to b tqual ...

... place confidence in the predictions ofimpromverent the aind fei 'some time' previously pro- ::mulgated. 'OurScocl letters speak of the trade as having become dul; the dispcA, tl n to pursease, which general :in the o'nnssencsiment'.of the msonth;i having ...

... friends round his bed to receive his dying testimony ef faith. He lay in extreme debility, could scarcely unclose his eyes, or speak more than a few words a time. Yet he was in full possession of his clear and culine understanding. He addressed his friends ...

... reasoning ought to al>olished. George Thompson, and the Tower Hamlets. ?At the close of the poll Mr. Thompson advanced to speak amid shouts and huzzaings of the most emphatic character. entreated his friends to endeavour forget all the animosities that ...

... improved demandl end short supplies, a firmer A ?11 tone may be assumed by sellers. eel ig *The accounts from Ireland do not speak so despondingly o in pa the stoic of the country this week as before. There, as en this the in'~ side of the Channel, the late ...

... are now, as a natural conse- - quence, beginning to work their effects in France, and tire accounts from Paris particularly speak of a great e scarcityof money. From tile limited nature, compara- e tively, of business in that country, it is not, Ihowvever ...

... sale in the local markets, at improved quota. tions. The supply of foreign stock on offer this morning was, comparatively speaking, small, and of middling quality. This falling off In the bullock supply, together with the large atten- dance of buyers, ...

... complaints respecting the appearance of the growing grain crops; indeed the reports from the agricultural counties generally speak well of our future prospects, and the only harm that-has been done by the heavy rains which have fallen has been retarding ...

... HUDDERSFIELD MARcKET, AP=nr, 28.-Although there was a fair demand for fine woollens, and light fancy goods, gene. rally speaking the market was not so brisk as might have been expected, if it was only on account of the extremely beautiful weather. Nor ...

... after by at export manufacturers. fox This morning, the MIystery, lugger, with a crew of five fm men, whilst attempting to speak a schooner, bound for Lon. don, was run down by her, and all her crew perished, The Gazette contains official notice of the ...