... money, that money would have boug' i t all that he gave me , and a trifle to s e besides. for twenty-two shillings uch facts speak volumes. 1 know it will be asked by the political economists, why do not these workmen leave such masters and go to others ...

... declared that an alteration of the inode in which the business of our Post-office is conducted is absolutely required We to speak as respectfully of the members of our Chamuer of Commeree individually our public duty will allow but their conduct in this ...

... be around her on day And one there was, beneath whose gaze, Her own would ever heir of hopes and praise, the And he would speak be ems rn More sweet than music of the birds. grove flowers that in her she songs of thoughts of love, ‘When she, mistress ...

... declared that an alteration of the mode in which the business of our Post-office is conducted, is absolutely required. Wewish to speak as respect- fully of the members of our Chamber of Commeree individually, as our public duty will allow ; but their conduct ...

... found that if inntfer had given sixteen in money money would have all that gave me shillings and to spare besides Such facts speak volumes I know it will asked political economists why not workmen leave and ? The is cannot because first the slave engine ...

... piece of work is die Founder's arch; this is allowed, by those whose judgment and research in architecture enables them to speak correctly, to be equal, both design and execution, to any thing to be seen in England. The ornaments true are less profuse ...

... School of the first respect* abi'iy, Assistant, not less than years age, who perfectly understands French and has a facility speak- it, andv.ho has been accustomed teach Geography, Arithmetic, History, &c.—Address 37, Post-office, , ANTED Person take the ...

... his every evening at dinner. Mr. V. Fitzgerald recov ering from his severe illness. “ new opposition’ in the House The Age speaks of a he Duke of Richmond. of Lords, to be led by t Louisa, who was sv seriously The Archduchess Maria letters from Italy, ...

... laws relative to the ** Misconduct of Members.” “Tf the conduct of any member, in the practice of his profession ; or in speaking, writing, , or doing, or causing to be done, any act, shall, on a vote of the ‘ourt of Assistants, be deemed pr eju- dial ...

... s he making Mr Attwood I had not intention discuss politics but finding that Mr Macdonnell been allowed without objection speak on certain subjects thought I allowed to a ‘ew observations My intention not beyond him Mv was to talk politics all going ...

... —Jeffer- son, on one occasion, said, ‘* I have sat in congress by Washington aud Franklin, and | never heard either of them speak more than ten miavtes—they never ban- died words about. but at once came tothe point: but now we have 123 lawyers in congress ...

... remarkable thing— Jefferson on one occasion said 1 have in congress Washington and Franklin and 1 never heard either of them speak more than ten minutes— they never bandied words about but at once came to the point but now we have 123 lawyers in congress ...