... has adopted the very tone which we last week suggested : *' far, said, from seeking any collision, 1 shall be ready ami temperately discus* the amendment* introduced the other House, and t*» make every concession consistent with the dignity of this brauch ...

... give a vast accession of force to the Conservative bias in the State. They can prevent retrograde movements, and secure a temperate course of progress, but for all rash changes believe they will be utterly powerless. ...

... parties united in its favour ; and we have Jet hope that when the plan of the Government brought into working, the more temperate of the Dissenters will see cause to abate tbeir hostility, and to acknowledge with Mr. Peto and Sir Edward Buxton the spirit ...

... dixit of Mr. Stephens, an irresponsible body. We really had hoped that Mr. Gall, to whom we had always given credit for good temper in the discharge of his public duties, would have finished bis civic career with a better grace than is evinced by sucb a ...

... apwarti, by Justice, out of -Qidn, 8 years old, and unbk-ir.ished. Young Justice is a horse of remarkable powers and good temper ; and of the most favourite blood, bang the rmmedhte descendant of Herod and Eclipse, %i is well known. He was bred hy Lord ...

... restores to healthy action the chylopoetic viscera, or digestive organs. Such a state ofthe system, and a due regard to temperance, are the best antidotes against infectious disease. The above Preparation may be obtained, in Bottles at 2s. 9d. and 4s ...

... was considered one of the speediest colts at Newmar- ' ket; he is a remarkably tine strong horse, 16 hands high, and good tempered. AT THE SAME PLACE, At Ten Guineas, and Ten Shilling* the Groom, Half-bred Mares at Two Guineas, and 2s. 6d. the Groom, WRANGLER ...

... considered heretic—but now, having become acquainted with the Scriptures, he had entered his name in the Temperance Society, and preached temperance to the youths in the neighbourhood—Mr. Katcl'ff concluded by seconding the resolution, which was carried ...

... ours respects the culpability of Admiral Berkeley, but the Ad- miral's order, of which a copy is annexed, is exceedingly temperate in its language ; and it would appear by an extra-it from an American piper, that ihe mode in which the men had _*n)Jirted ...

... BLAINE, Professor in Animal Me- dicine, begs ;o call the public attention to his celebrated MEDICINAL POWDER for the DIS- TEMPER, which has proved itself so efficacious in all stages of that Complaint. This Medicine, signed by the Proprietor, is sold ...

... done so. It had also been properly conceded by the counsel for the defence that his charge to the jury had been fair and temperate, and that some of the imputations complained of were unfounded, especially that of a participation in the fees. There were ...

... neighbourhood, subscribed to the Petition. At a most respectable meeting of the inhabi- tants of Calne, Wilts, a firm but temperate Petition was agreed to against the proposed Corn Bill â?? A Petition has also been forwarded fronie Froine, signed by several ...