... that lb* iraa revevera the Uw of ibeir couatry may find la rendering worthy of and a mingled vrneraltna. Bal spirit jof which speak, aud which unhesitating* ly denounce one af tbe worst symptoms of Ibe times, bai no alliance with benignant and corrective ...

... for taeb eefa His Brm belief was, that where one remedy was found * general nine evils were produced. The best way goaewAy speaking, was, to leave these things lo Hod their own levd. As the affair* Italy, never bad beard speech wns explicit; for It said ...

... Watson—that there are times when good Whig ought to become aTo j, and a staunch Tarj a good Whig. use the words of Burke, speaking of Constitutional Whig—a* He ought not apprehend that hit raising fences about papular privileges this day, will .infer that ...

... prayed forlbe restoration her Majesty’s name to the Liturgy ; but the House t'uoinMUM w’ouid not lake that bint, but would speak openly auii piajiil> a* (hey wire tu have auotber uuirje deliniie forward auiPber Vutile Lord. not meet (he Noble Lord’* by ...

... liable. TUI* Is epidemical disorder which such governments art llablv from tbeir very frame ; it bas In aowrte, geperally speaking, either tbe misapprehension /pent ft retch lug Miqic honest and ardent principle human nainre. operating ppon,mind* mar* ...

... earth Into banks ridges, aod tbi* la now pretty generally dune the black ploughmen beanllfol manner.—The Chester Chronicle, speaking Bergs mi’s style living at farts, paya; •• art fully enabled to eecroWale I.iped Lowibee's remark*: foe not only wss bit ...

... did last time.” I called oat iaimediately.- ! • What! did not Mr. CbrUtie noV I was answered by Mr. Paimore, • Yon most not speak ; ’ll* of oo ns* to talk; yon have nothing now for it but Bring.’ Th* signal was immedialely given, weired, and I tell.” Deceased ...

... Tbe contrary wa* the fact. The landlord in question must have distinct inlrrast operating against the real--He been accu-ed speaking as a mercantile man. but denied ibal was so, or tjbal was fundcxtrading legal lender (row 4;j«. SI. Mr. llarinj gave nutlce ...

... anvaaaed all aides, and every one seemed desirous of letting minor points give way to the grand object in view, that generally speaking, (of course 1 so from memory) 1 believe in the end, nine tenths of the resolutions which have been passed —and if memory ...

... being actuated byji spirit of bigotry or prejudice. He wished lo speak term* of modr inn of sad, and wished to sec all seels I rue to tenets which they professed ; hot M was bis doty lo speak freely, and If lo bis opinion the claim* of the Catholics were ...

... terms and trials of Jifc, to their desired.haven of rest. Those persons who have had of witnessing the “Aai” in other places, speak the nod dei’glit they felt, to notice crowds oi sciin.tu hasten thither when seiinon it to preached, cr a prayer meeting be ...

... obliging friend. They have friend parish, where for 10,000 souls there was only one Church, to oblige; and lam sure I can speak for myself and them, callable of holding 500 persons, and at a distance of a mile that we covet power. Ido say, with unfaultcnng ...