... system adopted, his opinion on this salleat was fixed, the sure basis of oaperissee, that ignoramus war the accompaniment of youthful mines linamasso begat idioms. and hem that combismisa crime mot damp ben: education, this. at twig is he praise—that ignoranee ...

... ; THE WORKSWORTHI SAVINGS' BANK. ' .s WR, The~ ~ ~~ ?? h S AVING-S BANSK, establ)iqlieeX at IYORKESWOllT1i, in tho County of D~erby- I)ns CHARIIt>: * S. a. d. T'r Balance due. on the 20th Nov., ls38. imlieiding Interest, as per last Return, 8SC9° 4 4 ...

... energy of our friends in parliament, hacked the cordial sympathy of the This coinpllme.it to the leader the Irish Rif.truicrs should made a groat national demon: tra i 0 The crisis i operatively demands it. We are authorised by noble friend to announce ...

... Pollock r emar k e d, that as the Court did not call his Learned Friend s to reply to him upon the point w hich lid been first mad e , h e s h o p uld say no mor e about it. His Learned Friend (th e S o li c itor -General) said they ought not to be so strict ...

... Herbert Tavlor died at Rome, aped t»S. 2d. A meetlnc that lists nl Devises, at which Mr. Vincent otl-w del, gates present, who were assailed and Insul'ed a numerous body f anners and others, whom they were . ispersed. 29. Lord Kuos died at house, near ...

... should be pure, holy, chastened ; pity the man who could indulg; in rude mirth at such period ; for when idler? the friends of his youth—yea, the 'riends hU manhood, ho must have abundant cause for s i !•. I low many w ill be find absent amongst tbo imtidier ...

... b)—and they would t;»- whether the Gim re continue Ihe new po'ice force ; but, above all, let them, -a*, any pric?, save those friends w;.o were no« '•a Miatr »u gaol, let the cons queuers b„ ever f.tul.— (Laud cheers.) Mr. Andrews then prop'sod Mr. E ...

... from the sale, of the Jicelesiastieal Preferment should go in discharge of the principal money borrowed, as it would be a saving in inte- rest of three-quarters per cent. If they applied that money to pay off tho debt, they would be getting four per cant ...

... Les only child lied, mid I made, 'nand 'hat she we. a great lo.s, for she we- and retainer, ieloved he all who knew her. She died, and one wenki Lave leepneed that lie had so tonal, hivirmity, so meth cf the feelings of a father in his teams, test he would ...

... being saving of nearly three times the whole amount of the County Rates. During the year 1839, from some cause or other, the expenditure lor the relief the poor had again increased 6000/., that, as compared with the preceding year, the saving was only ...

... Antwerp much more agreeable and expeditious [hail by Rotterdam, Uie Ssa passage being tbirty miles shorter, and [liere iieing a saving of lime effected in reaching Cologne of upward, ef t,rlj hours. For Freight apply tothe London AgenU, Mews Lightly gß d Simon; ...

... be of more service to the academicians and students, as well to the public large, if added to those of his late respected friends Townley and Cratcherode, so make one great collection such as no other nation could boast, 3nd afford a more complete comparative ...