... career of many sot disaut liberal papers in thii metropolis. With the same moderation and fairness is it their intention to speak of the conduct of public men, which they will the better be enabled to do, owing to all alwcnce of partisanship. With them ...

... navigation. Now, Austria has no port lieiow the cataract*. Aschova itself, small place, above the falls. The fourth article speak* of the ports of the Danube Galatz, inclusively, which means that the Moldavian and Wallaehian port* of Giourgewo, Brahilow ...

... colours, and boasting of independence of expression which has existence. The Post, will seen by the subjoined extract, not only speaks for itself, but volunteers a defence for the Dowuing-sfcreet journals on the other side of the channel: “ The Times would ...

... a Dr. Cantwell, is always a shrewd character, and keeps his eye to the main chance i while Devonshire Jackson, were he to speak his mind honestly, would confess that he has behaved very much like the dog in the fable, who sacrificed the substance for ...

... amaranths fade on the young beauty's grave, Ami laurels now droop o*er the dust the brave. O, well it fitting this season gloom. speak destruction, and point to the tomb ' spirits rush forward racks of the North, They shiver the pine*, in their eddying wrath ...

... not touch with prelate for the world, but thinks it no sin to have a fling at the unmitred priest. But let our cotemporary speak for himself:— The Rev. Thaddeus O’Malley has addressed an epistle—at once flippant and ponderous—to his Grace the Archnishop ...

... career of many sot disant liberal impers in this nietro|»olis. With the same moderation and fairness it their intention to speak of the conduct of public men, which they will the better be enabled to do, owing to all absence of partisanship. With them ...

... Queen (who understood as little about the matter as she does of the longitude) bad entrusted him with despotic power, when, to speak with greater accuracy, it was Lord Melbourne and his colleagues who bestowed it upon him, merely to get him out of the road ...

... of peace ai.d happiness, which you are yet win for vour ill-used country—l say, it is impossible * for this man feels and speaks—as neve, false man felt and spoke. Sir. do not led about feelini:}* towards you. me. all I have said. I hare had only object ...

... diminished heads. Aye, by our faith, say, the city where Swiet wrote, and Golobmith studied. “>i spoke, and where .nil hve.to speak, is insultedhy scrihtdcrs who, suppressing truth, and slandering integrity, do all they can render the press disreputable. ...

... session of merit displays. The Kerry F.jamtner is known to print that docs honour to Irish journalism ; and we do not wish to speak invidiously, when we state that it is regarded one the few rs which redeem the press of Ireland from a character for stupidity ...

... one pretend to doubt that such extension and sanction must have been granted ? Such ore the terms in which the Whig organs speak of the great Durham.” The Times comes in with cli ncher in these words : •• We say plainly that this document has given a worse ...