... clear the ground lot another crop of tlie same description. Ireland has shown this. Emigration to a great extent (locally speaking), emigration to the extent of ,i third of the inhabitants of particular dis- tricts has been tried iv Ireland without producing ...

... at five o'clock in the morning. On the 21th the greatest tranquillity continued to prevail at .Madrid. The Augsburg Gazette speaks of an autograph letter, addressed by the Kinpero:- of Russia to Count Capo d'lstria, at the time when he obtained his discharge ...

... in fact, without the aid of a brewer, he may as well whistle to the winds as petition the court. But the fact is, and we speak upon the authority of several magistrates, until the licensing system comes in all its parts before the eye of the public, ...

... ODEON. We may add to our notices of the English theatres, on e on that established by our countrymen at Paris. tt speaks much for the improved information of Paris **ri this theatre has succeeded : for clever and enlight- popd as our neighbours undoubtedly ...

... other security is there any thing worth noticing. We have received accounts from .Madrid to the 20th uit. They continue to speak of the progress of the insurrection in Catalonia, and it appears that the rebels have extended along the lower part of Catalonia ...

... Gentlemen, I need not tell you of the character rf this nobleman — you are all, I am atm, well acquainted with it ; nor need 1 speak on the subject to Lis tenantry who sur- round this house, and who have assembled here this day, to testify their attachment ...

... wisely concerted plans for the maintenance of our possessions, and the consolidation of our power, in the East. Nor eon I speak rf the Marquis Wellesley, Beesaaafceriag, too, the handsome manner in which' he conferred, unsought „n my pare, the command ...

... liberty of the press, — that exercise of its powers which tended to the improving and enlarging of knowledge in every branch, speaking fearlessly the truth, and by that means showing the ministers of justice where they had erred, but never going beyond the ...

... population redundant, too, in a much higher ratio than any one will say is the ease at present. To what is this to be ascribed? Speak out gentlemen. With which of your theories can you make this fact to square, its truth you have no pretence for doubting? Sir ...

... right and denouncer of wrong- how pure, how virtuous, how incorruptible, how uncon- querable he was. How truly tbe modern poet speaks of him, when he says, M his soul was as a star, and dwelt apart. When we now compare him witii his brother stars, we perceive ...

... fell apparently lifeless ; but in about ten minutes he arose, seemingly unconscious of what had occurred, and attempted to speak but could not articulate. He was immediately taken home, where every possible attention was paid to him, but he died the following ...

... well as when travelling ? Witness. — l have no doubt he is. Sir George In short, are not couriers of the de- scription you speak of, when not travelling, employed constantly also as valets? Witness — They constantly are. The magistrates then said, that ...