... as the law and the forms of' Court, &c., direct, even to the erxteust of putting on the monkies dress. Let us obey!I : You speak of. etitioning the House. For my own part, I shoutd prefer petitioning the Queen. On this head I peed not be told that she ...

... much ink and so imqny words, were it not for the severalhcompliments, he has-received of late fron¶'i embers of that body, speaking high eulogiums for the Peopl's Bill, as he would call his projected Tithe (Landlords') Bill.' Is not this Gentleman well ...

... Otri-'5 rceriCSoftesN Is nowe universally kept cuid presc~ibeil lit svveral of tine peisseipul Hospitals,, a fact CI whiich speaks volumes in its favssur, ON g bottle havisig itore uiiat Yhee coan viltsjetho reseed's for theesro kof any of rise sbore Diseases ...

... Ceooey' (telee Itl name by which Ilee eas called 30 years ago,) to th e ts little surprise of tmany, who are now IatEcally speaking, t 7 old nene and who remembered the old matc when they a were boys atei apprentices. H{e vallks renearkably well,I his hair ...

... Upper Canada, and resolu- l tions of the strongest character have been agreed to -Resolutions in w.hich the Uplter Canadians speak out plainly, and tell the' world that they only wait their time to free themselves from the tyranny that oppresses them. On ...

... Teblei feudal injustice, hart stste of thedaw wilen years. coutiaued “ee the fir i ai British sottiers in Canada, Ge 4 bus speaks; “most of them were ers pf the of education, o r soldiers, AU have their | LUT aS to Hy | ate soiicitonus about the me: wv ...

... resolutions of the last Parliament unconstitutional atnd atrocious, expressing sym - pathy with PAPTNEAU and the French, speaking of the English Government as persons 3000 miles oft' ignorant of the wants of Canada, and in one case cor. cluding by the ...

... the representative, and likewise to the electors who send them, which is the case at the present; whilst the latter, when speaking of (which are used for party pur- poses at the present day,) certain “ new start-up sect,’’ which some, if not all the hearers ...

... Exchequer said that it wOS a question whether the London threepertry postage might not be l reduced to twopenrce, but ?? did rot speak decidedly on this poait. For letters sent to any distance less than tuensty soiles, l It 1i thoughit that the present postage ...

... MR. FIELDEN AND TE EXPRESS,” HE « To the Editor of the Leeds Times. ; **Oh, while you live. speak trath, and shame the devi!.” { Srm,—On Saturday week, the yin its’ Shakspeare mercies of Whiggery, | made fruitless attempt to paralyse the effects | of: ...

... naling it hly groud- The threshold of his temple, whereon aone, SBut of the Anointed Piriesttood. .the Inspire or Wti whro speaks through aters to the heart.. Aie'pr'ileg'ed to stand, t ind there enjoy Ineftable larps ot tie shrie within, Which sprrit ...

... bigoted spirit by thus answeriug—Forbid him not; | for there is no man which shall do a miracle in my | } name that can lightly speak evil-of me. For he that is not against us; is on our part (Mark 9th, 38—40.) However friend you may be to consistency and ...