... hap-1W he enjoys in the com( sister Henrietta, immeore proceeds to Win'Hg ■ r ' the tone of kindly feel- i ' I v> ' , ' 'h he speaks of the lady , lol, she lived and of her hus°f to hope that his habits Via and gloomy abstraction, 80011 Ri ve way to mirth ...

... they, if they are not called in, our Priests will never be able to confound the. heretics. ( Applause. ) But why need - he, speak thus? He knew that all who heard him were resolved to go. forward. The veneration which they had for the Reformation .required ...

... mnotion liavin$s rot been seconded and 'carriedsmsssiiinosssly; Mt.- Pesirn sP- ( very young man1 and wvholly unused to Epublils'speak, for sug) returnee thankesin an ingenious speech. an. Lord -Cochrane ill'seeondinug'the-preceding reselutionM tck spoke of ...

... circumstances; he seems very intelligent, and perfectly acquainted with the geography of Cabul, and the empire of Russia; speaks only his own provincial dialect, and very little Russ and Persian, and is perfectly satisfied with his undertaking, ith the ...

... Lordship the papers which were taken from me at St. Helena, as well as many' other things, respecting which I shall have to speak wirlt your Lord- ship, or with Lord . Bathurst; but the few moments I have left, and the confusion in my thoughts, which such ...

... furioullv,Jhat she . called to him to stop, because she was afraid that some eAdent would happen, He took 'no.notice of her speaking to him § but continued to drive OIL When they arrived . at the Elephant and Castle, :the man, instead of stoppina, as she ...

... has laid down, and from which he deduced such plausible.. inferemces, any more than the Jury did. But, Sir, I am afraid, I speak seriously, that MA1r. Courier has been so long yoked to the car of corruption, is become so, well- trained a beagle in the ...

... PARISIYN - THEATRICALS. • rFROM A FRE - NCII•PAPER.J - We have certainly a sufficient share of boldness its speaking of' the petty movements and fugitive no velties of the Theatres, at a time when their curiosity is entirely absorbed .by the scenes which ...

... to the fol- lowing letter, addressed to a resident in this town; and do so the more readily, because the writer appears to speak with candour, and without that exaggeration which is too often found in such compositions5 We give the letter verbatim et litcratim ...

... of poetry in any lite- rary discussion, he is as simple as a child ; the reverse is the case with an Academician. “He can speak the ancient Greek, the modern Greek, and the Arabian. He is learning the Armenian language here of an Armenian Papa, who is ...

... and lit commit ckrae confinement until delivered due course of law, and added if you have any thing lo you are at liberty to speak. this I replied, if every action of tny life was painted to your lordship in its prop r colour, you would say I merited reward ...

... Mr. Justin Abbott.••-. 4 Toe closet proceed Ibis Perody—h is shooklog to chastise ears to bear such profanation. You Ray speak of the gement of these parodies with. oat verbally statiog their contests. Yes mast mot do it. Mra Hans—ls I melt slate the ...