... content ourselves with giving few extracts from the nddre.j. which have hesitation in branding most infamous publication. In speaking ol las uuthfi'l people, the Rev. —we beg his pardon—the /'toy Rev. Warden, says that '• heretofore peaceable, its tranquillity ...

... Spanish Consul Torredte, who re~ sided at Leghorn under the Constitutionalists, but who now, of course, superseded, lturbide speaks language j hut Spanish, lie has come toEugJaud merely upon a shot* visit of curiosity. has brought with him two sens and 1 ...

... as enrupliment to the present head of the Irish «ovettiuient. not exactly see in that light, hut must avoid inuendos. In speaking Lord WEI,LESLEY and Mr GOPI.DLHN, the poet v,-,ys— '|'i, e former was appointed by the King'he latter by the Ministers—and ...

... South America a whit more exposed danger, but because if the tiling persisted in, European politics may assume another aspect. speak p'aiuly—it is notorious that Spain, the present moment, is incapable fitting out expedition for South America, she undertaking ...

... for that. was, howevci, not inclined to listen attack the Marquess Here Mr. Plunket was called order —he, however, continued speak for some time longer. Mr. Kelly wished to make a few observations previous to the Resolution being put from the chair. his ...

... clay inspection, but the effect is demonstrated. Mr. Barlow's description of the process—and every inventor lias right to speak for himself—is as follows 44 Scarce the egg exposed to the lic it the ovens hours, when some lineament of the embryo chick ...

... t pons!! CONVENTION A VISION. strange repose! to lie asleep with eves wide open : standing, speaking, moving. And vet fast asleep ! S:IAKSI'P,AKF,. -,(« Knnon. —.Since the introduction periodical strum' s, has been the undisputed privilege of their uu ...

... Patent, hut remotes that unpleasantness the mouth with which Fever is generally accompanied- Thus their utility those who speak public must obvious. It almost needless to state the Lozenges art perfectly innocent. Sold in Boxes, 154. by Messrs. Phillips ...

... conclusion his past exertions have unceasingly heen directed. It is true, the address, though generally a faithful imitation, speaks out with holder tone than the artful advocate deems it yet prudent adopt. one can better know than the Editors of the ruitical ...

... hearts shouting your unmodulated voices, and your happy spirits dancing untaught measure in your eyes—come and help me to speak the praises New Year's Day— day—one of the three which have late become your s almost, exclusively, and which have bettered ...

... aside, the Magistrates this county would stigmatized having acted incautiously, and with impropriety* had felt it his duty speak with warmth of the breach faith towards liir. unhappy client of which complained, who, after making very important disclosures ...

... came back that night again, Johu Thurtell and went to the stable. said, 44 You and I will and get the body up. Hunt will speak Mrs Probert, and she will not suspect it. went and took the body out the sack, and took the clothes off. We left the body ...