... who view it in the same light that I do. When you speak of the advantages accruing to Dublin from the China trade, you must calculate upon a much greater. 'depth of water than fourteen feet? l.ain speaking of low. water; the tides rise thirteen feet at high ...

... Lord.Althorp,' firf the honour of hiinsbif- arid the ministry,: of Nthieh he is ani biiw otthyrnernher (We speak of hirt modestly, tashe would speak 9f ibimself), should promiac *every-tbing-the sun out f the irmiatnent, 'if 'it he asked for next year.. ...

... modulated. Its lower notes are particularly rich, and in speaking 'aside, their clearness, depth and distinctness are extremely effective. Except by MIacready we have never heard them surpassed. When speaking of such a character as SShyloch, there is not, perhaps ...

... 1833.. We have received the French papers of Thursday. Au article from the Nureioburg Corresponclen t, dated 27thML August, speaks of a new organization of the Federal army of Germany, and says it has been determined at the confer- ence at Toplitz to occupy ...

... fitlln Should make its appearance, and compel him to i thle thedebt iistalntaneoltly, with costs I The parson i neelfled1 to speak in a truly prophetic spirit, whexi he i rertutei last an welconilesnunouncemelit; for; in -a. few days, I I tire a upeared ...

... annals of Parliament, has the spirit of the British nation been so roused-never has the determination of the Irish people, speaking through their representatives, been so evinced-never have the constitutional efforts of the united empire been more re- solutely ...

... contain no news of importance. Both Russia and Austria, it seems, are trying to raise loans on the Continent, which does not speak favourably for the sincerity of their desire to preserve peace. . ...

... clebrated as the dtiv on which the Etoperor and King shooe hands on parting at Theuiesenstadt ! The Aeuysbecr1/h Gazette, in speaking of this interview, states explicitly, th'tt it Nas merely the result of the natural svish of the two Sovereigns not to be ...

... not nd gne of whom probibly could.. speak English readily. . Id many of them we know did not speak itat Dtll. Pid it not rk strike Mr. Rush that, if there had been' byt one lady f at table . vho could not speak Epglishi, good 9uanners ivouldibave r- ...

... will bring you his speech this post. Cobbeti, Lambert, Ronayne. WODwyer, and Ruihven a'eexpectedto t speak to-night. O'Connell is not expected to speak until to mtrrow. 'There is no news tI day. I understaud as soon as Mr. Tennyson's amendment is dis. ...

... the Military Road with rom* other boyaonhtbatevening; saw prisoner speaking to some gentlemen in a field ; saw him shortly after in Stevenr'-lane, behind the burying ground. speaking to a car boy, who immediately back-ed his car to the wall ; saw prisoner ...

... of wvicked men The poor mali's worth is dying * But, thank'd be God, in spite of them, . 'lhe lark still warbles flying ! Speak low, thou heaven-paid teacher I The tempestbursts above; God whispers in the thunder: hear The terrors of his love l Oil Useful ...