... convinced, from actual observation, that any shock given to that interest here, will be felt by the whole trading world ! I speak that which is true when I say, that a bad and deficient harvest in England— and even a late harvest produced by unseasonable ...

... 1&39, delivered the Royal College of Physicians, in London, as published in the Methcal Gazette for the 13th inst. psge 426. Speaking of the mucous membrane of tbe stomach, he says— the surface of the membrane is constantly overlaid by a more or less thick ...

... short space of four or five days time prevented being more numerous, will be found one from a Metropolitan Police Magistrate, speaking also as to my character and fitness. Under these circumstances I venture to offer myself as a Candidate, my Lords and Gentlemen ...

... is neither comfort, nor convenience, nor even necessaries for transacting the public business of the Town. We are sure we speak the minds of hundreds of the respectable inhabitants, when we say— such a state of things ought not to continne another year ...

... barbarity is equal in degree to that of cannibals. lie implored the people lo rally against the scoundrel nobility of England. In speaking of the recent Conservative meeting in Shropshire, he designated tbe Earl of Bradford as a miscreant and a scoundrel ; and ...

... turns in his chamber every day. W'heu the weather is fine he opens bis window aud smokes three pipes. He has not been able to speak distinctly ior six years, but utters a few inarticulate sounds, which his grand- children, who attend him (all his sons are ...

... should say he was pleading on behalf of Carter well as Wingrave, V depended entirely on tbat of Wingrave, , i P/rpelually be speaking of both cases. ( tO,( Aem. the importance to the , « 11 Kri„ !»«ion, and the dreadful results it , .c'>mstances for the cons ...

... scarcity of matter and a scar- city of words ; for whoever is a master of language, and has a mind full of ideas, will be apt in speaking to hesitate upon choice of both; whereas common speakers have only o»ie set of ideas, and one set of words to clothe them ...

... which would shake society lo its centre, and astonish all Europe for the daring and courage of the act. What can be plainer speaking than tbis? It is sometimes said that the Government ought not to interfere with seditious meetings, and that if tbe disaffected ...

... submit, may be trusted if their evidence be consistent, and if it be corroborated as to the main ficts to which they will speak. On that evitence, no doubt wili exist in your minds with regard to tbe guilt the prisoner. Gentlemen, It gives me sincere ...

... body I aye usually some kiiul of preacbins, to apprehend him. Singularly enough, when he entered the room, the Treacher was speaking about thieving, and endeavouring to show to his audience tnat thieves were not always as bud as they were represented to ...

... the shirt produced, and they corresponded. A handkerchief also produced Mrs. F. said she believed to be hers, but would not speak positively to that. Gladwin said he had this handkerchief from Nehemiah Bacon, who said it came out of the parcel left with ...