... law was deposittd when King John signed Magna Charta at Runnymede. According to the Hull Rockin~ghamn, every attCilIl't to speak the truth on the part of Conservativest s resolvable into party spirit. Thus our contemporary is pleased to talk with pious ...

... Immediately after the order for his committal was made a member of the house asked, pemission, of the sergeant-at-arms to speak with his Jpxisoner, previous to his being taken below, -which being granted, he took Mr. Pearse aside, and, afte; ptying ahim ...

... affected by railways. Thirdly, the repeal of the post-horse duty. has become necessRry, in order that any business worth speaking of inay be done; and the tax upon servants employed in inns and hotels is manifestly harsh and unfair, so long as shop and ...

... community. OnThe Opium Question the reviewer follows a nobler guide than seltinterest, f and under the banner of principle speaks to 'the con- sciences of the English nation. Privilege versus Law lis most opportune. Frase- justly points- utjt '.the ...

... the affections of the simple villa'e mailden. Why should she doubt him ? He was her futher's friend, The days come when he speaks of marriage, but he has it conscientious objections to bands. Why? He is a philosopher. - He has exploded that ancient folly ...

... on the general development of sourd priaci. pies, arid their adoption by the Conservative lerdem. a So far from this plain speaking operating i jutaJtsly ts to the constitutional cause, no Conservative Stateira of can retain office for six months, but on ...

... passed away, the' government would 4inatantly direct that the state of siegabe raiseds- ':- The accounts fromr-.-arcelona speak of brilliant successes obtained byj'Oneriil Aspiroz over -the Csrlistel~twee~pP tnd Ortega de Segre. A letter froma Valenia~s ...

... political ki ,oppressors. Be more systematic in your movements, ,1 and more energetically active in your operations. Numerically speaking your power far exceeds that of your opponents, and your only difficulty arises from , your own apathy, which renders an active ...

... assembly as were then congregated before him. On this subject he always wished to make a clear conscience before lie began to speak, and hoped the meeting would granrt him their indulgence while he addressed them. He also laboured under another difficulty ...

... there no societies to which Chnrchmei canl be it. taclbed withiot leaguing themselves with those who propsagte error trid speak againhst the truth ? HIIVo we not the two venerable Societies for Promoting Christian Knojwledge and Propagatring tire Gospel ...

... who embrace the opinions of Robert Owen. 'Ihe individual in question was visited by a clergyman il Mancbester, who began to speak to him about the truths of Christianity and its divine founder, Tad the necessity of looking unto Ilim for pardon and peace ...

... come into Chapman's with some - dishes.-George Ray sworn-I was at Chapman's e beer shop hoaen Cooper camne in and asked to speak toW. Rhodes. I wvasshewvnisome dishes on Monday, and marked ten. Oni Monday night about eight o'clock I was on the Humber Bank ...