... | tf , • honest Caleb, however, are for the most p-vtj ~ ,- rhlir • s ,;,i Cinn.lay, ‘arc dealt t..r frustrated the plain speaking his master. | i,. > ,„,r tor respect f..r whether leed starve - whose pride feels gratitied avowing ids poverty. They w.A ...

... require that the motives tr.y resignation should be distinctly avowed. Tlie day is come when the friends a free Government must speak out, unless they to be silenced for ever. I remain, &c. G. B. Grebnovgii. Mr. J. R.G. Graham, OHicer in Grantham's Yeomanry ...

... had no claim to the indulgence the House; but trusted had not treated it with disrespect when had vindiiMed his own right speak; for Members were deprived the freedom speech, the people might think proper to express their sentiments in another place and ...

... England. state that they had been frightened into acquiescence was most ridiculous imputation. did not take upon himself to speak for every individual whose mime was affixed; lie knew of undue means to obtain signatures, and felt assured that none had been ...

... cometli . . nor whither they goeth. say then that He- au ...

... tho-e kin.ded the flames in Smithti Id ou will n.,v permit make a few remarks upon part ot Hr- Attorney General’s speech- In speaking ot lie Liberty of the Press says is the advoeatefor it t»thu utmost extent that liberty will allow—in then suddenly calls ...

... appeared were repeated at the earnest desire of the audience. haste seen letters from Sydney, South Wales, dated July ‘23, which speak very high terms of die increasing prosperity the Color,' —.' A Savings Bank has been established Sydney Cove. A dreadful accident ...

... the ground; the blood flowed from number of wounds fa his breast, and dagger was found sticking in his side. was unable to speak, and appeared dving; medical assistance was sent for immediately Mr- Vincent, surgeon, arrived directly, and sent off for further ...

... touml ourselves at the end of their respective periods Government, as badly situated at the be- ginning or, more correctly speaking, our condition, notwithstanding all their good and flattering orations has been deteriorating for they have done nothing ...

... The transactions of the i’aving Board require, in genera], little commentary. They have most commonly peculiar faculty of speaking for themselves. may, however, permitted to enquire, how the lighting Mr White’s premises could possibly interfere with the ...

... even to the officers of the squadron the time it left M» deira. We have seen a letter from an officer board the Vengcur, who speaks of the preparations made in the three ships to meet an- enemy, should any such present himself. CUBA. A Madrid Paper says ...

... by tile sword, and too, had re-established the Inquisition Spain a manner somewhat a/a mi/i--luirt'. (die Duke Wellington) speaking the Catholic bishops of had asked what security there could the oath of men appointed by they knew not whom? Thus insinuating ...