... this is, beyond all question, the most grotesque, ludicrous, and absurd. With respect to Mr. Douglas, it is impossible to speak with common moderation. is rabid voluntary, and an enemy in principle the institution whose extended usefulness his appointment ...

... consequence of the imprudent demon stralions of his friends; he, however, left the city in safety. Spain.—Madrid journals speak of probable change of ministry ; but nothing definitive was knows upon the subject. The discussion of the budget had been suspended ...

... basts of the noble lord’s Advice his Son. Munich, by It. DTsracli, Esq., one of that gentleman’s best productions. He thus speaks id' ...

... FOREIGN Preparations for War. —The German and Italian journals speak active and extensive military preparations in Havana, Italy, Russia, ami Poland —we may say generally over the continent. The people of Europe have to place this waste of time, belter ...

... hear a different language held in society it not denied, hot then yoo may always set down as lout* and idiot* all men who speak disparagingly of women ; they hare found Ihetr own inferiority* and would atri.e to conceal it if possible. A* to the •master ...

... entwining Osar the flowers reil of glittering sheen; 1 strayed with her beneath those pure Spring skier. Alone with her, and speaking but in sighs I Ah ! words, nut feelings, failed then ; Ah! words are cold compared to rerealings; When heart meets heart ...

... services, a grasping, selfish, petty, piddling economy, Joseph Hume, sure to prevail. M. Guizot in his work on Washington, speaks of Jefferson as warm friend of humanity, of freedom, and of science.” Does M, Guizot know, that this friend to humanity and ...

... and your connections, one of the advanced guards of the modern progress and civilization of the world. A Representative, speaking faithfully with the voice of such Constituency, and identified with its sentiments, can scarcely err; and he will be in a ...

... and don’t wish to return to the subjectJ ; but when we began on the steak wc looked each other and loved other. We did not Speak—our hearts w ere too full for that; but took a bit, and laid down our forks, and looked at one another, and understood each ...

... can pronounce it exquisite. know nation- the ingredient. that leave such a. are more 'cnrt-iu. in Fish Sauce* than are ; but speak In the riehnm. of it» flavour, which, our thinking, wunld create an appetite under the ribs death.”— THORN’S POTTED YARMOUTH ...

... and distant, Like the hopes that lured me on' The red leaf, sere and withered. Lies thick upon way ; Each omen round about Speaks of ruin and decay. One brilliant star was lent light lifc’a dreary road; One gentle kindred apirit. To share toy heary load ...

... peerages; Lord Melbourne has created 51, making a total c-f 89! viz.—l Dukedom, 4 Earldoms, bl Baronies; ot which, strictly speaking, only two—those of Lords Brougham and Cotteuhara—were acquired public services.” ...