... nothing to wondered at. he who told Alderman that was not speaking the truth, should apply to a mere Town Councillor that stock repartee of the vulgar, “you are no gentleman!” Though we never thought that many of the overpowering, and overbearing, party ...

... In the report of the proceedings of the Town Council inserted last week, Mr. Searle in speaking New Magistracy, stated to have M expressed his regret that many names had been omitted, and soma inserted that ought not to have been. We are informed that ...

... he Amid haw NNW b memos, if ; ' and as he was speaking the words, he bit him a stroke which made how jump again; yid Cakndrino held his race, mad got alcug as m be could. Buthilraw° thaw taking stone, said, ' And I wowld gine him a blow over the back ...

... accounts from Italy speak of the decline the .TJ c ' ,H * era * a anticipate its early disappearance. • from Naples just received says,“ change has been made the quarantine regulations since their first estalishment. Isolated cases of cholera, however ...

... Tippeaary Evection.—Mr. Sheil bas been re-elected for the county of Tipperary without opposition. This contest speaks volumes in favour of the principle on which the govern- of Ireland is couducted.— No one of the Tories durst take the field against him ...

... R.Grant, in his address to the electors of Norwich, speaking ofthe late Administration, said—l would desire to do every justice to the great military talents of the Duke of Wellington I would speak with praise of the prowess of one, to whom, however ...

... feet, The foot they now speak of’s what tramples the brave, And the neck is the neck of the tchity-brown slave ! If they speak of our eyes, where love always glows. They break from the subject and talk of the Noes !’ they speak of the nose, so Grecian-like ...

... continued success, and for the respectability, dramatically speaking. of its character. If our remarks on the performance of Thursday evening be thought too severe, let it be recollected we speak of it in the whole, and have no desire to reflect invidiously ...

... when urged to make a full confession, all hopes were gone, and replied, the way obtain mercy is to speak the trutli, and, asserting my innocence, do speak the truth. He, however, admitted that had been engaged in the riotous proceedings ...

... flush of glee, Are the memories they give back ! Tbey speak of toil, and of high emprise, As in words of solemn cheer, They speak of lonely victories O'er Pain, and Doubt, and Fear. They speak of scenes, which have now become Bright pictures in breast; ...

... sweet. Of our hands, and our face, and our necks, and our feet. The foot they now speak of’s w hat tramples the brave. And the neck the neck of the trhity-bioirH slave they speak our eyes, where love always glows, 7 hey break from the subject and talk of * ...

... with or 20 years ?—1 cannot venture to answer that from memory. Generally speaking, had the farmers larger stocks st harvest time than they have now ?—lt is difficult to speak of 20 years ago, unless I had some data upon. Have they as large stocks now ...