... complaint, that 1 had great difficulty in speaking to the deceas'd, he was so extremely nervous ; I afterwards menrionedit to the Master of the college. I mentioned it in the Combination-room after that time, when speaking upon this very si.bject, that 1 thought ...

... men. The most active measures have been adopted the Loyalists to defeat the objects contemplated the rebels. Private letters speak also attempt making the ehels in Lower Canada, to effect rising in that quarter, he next accounts will looked forward with ...

... process by which the establishment of any proposition in Physics is arrived at, and the nature of the evidem which enables us speak with confidence of the truth any theory ; exhibiting, also, what may considered as certain, what only probable, and what absolutely ...

... very useful series of works published under the title of The Edinburgh Cabinet Library.'” Our limits will allow merely to speak of them with general commendation; adding, however, that any anticipations of interest which our readers may expect from the ...

... process by which the establishment of any proposition Physics is arrived at, and the nature of the evidence which enables us to speak with confidence of the truth of any theory ; exhibiting, also, what may be considered ascertain, what only probable, and what ...

... whose sons are likely to desire them. Knowing, therefore, how constantly the silence of those whose duty it may be esteemed to speak is misconstrued, trust your Lordship will excuse us for taking this opportunity of declaring distinctly, that after considering ...

... MYTHOLOGY of Ancient GREECE and ITALY. Second Edition, considerably enlarged and improved. This new Edition is, properly speaking, a new work; few pages or even paragraphs remain unaltered, and nearly two-thirds of it are new matter, or have been re-written ...

... process which the establishment of any proposition in Physics is arrived at, and the nature of the eviden e which enables to speak with confidence of the truth of any theory ; exhibiting, also, what may be considered ascertain, what only probable, and what ...

... stormy nature, the disturbance being occasioned by O’Connell denouncing the proceedings of the members of the Union After speaking some time a voice exclaimed—“ Oh, it is time for you to be done. \Ve have had enough of you.” Mr. O’Connell.— Why, surety ...

... audience. The living groups presented (during this portion of the evening’s entertainment elicited much approbation. We must speak briefly of Miss Maturin, but that in general terms of praise. If space permitted could wish to say much of Mr. J. F. Smith’s ...

... at Newmarket would be either more convenient or less expensive to the county than Soham. 1 might also add that Mr. P. in speaking of his place of residence has altogether omitted to refer to the fact of the legal disqualification under which labours in ...

... residence at Newmarket would either more convenient or less expensive to the county than Sob am. might also add that Mr. P. in speaking of his place of residence has altogether omitted refer the fact of the legal disqualification under which he labours consequence ...