... km>«*n Im*|lci. However, I find dial I official politicians are still f.irwardinw fl ittering and fatal your side, I mu-1 speak out. stands tin* ease? France lias compromised her elfin Ibis crusade; and, gireu -to hoastlnf, cannm in decency retire from ...

... cannot from a single brick farm an opinion of the merits of the whole building. Of the literary notices, we can, however, speak more favourably. They are numerous, and very just, without a tincture of ill-nature. ...

... or are disposed to believe, lisot they have no choice betwrea early snbrtispion to llursin or dvstrtuctiorn with Rngland. I speak of states as %vell a.s of indiviiutals. Theso in;n have rentl tistory b:rkwaids, or they have read it througis colourcid sprera- ...

... his person and throne are surrounded by British troops. Of the political results of this success it would be pre- mature to speak. In Canada Sir John Colborne, who had suc- ceeded to a great extent in accomplishing the task bequeathed to him by his noble ...

... know enough of the filth and bigotry of that body. There is their piety for you ; I come back to the topic from which I was speaking. If the Tories were in power the worst men in every county in Ireland would be made magistrates-they would restore to office ...

... freilkh Er ist tin liebenawurdiger Prinx, The older aenrants of his augnat parent, and persons attached te hie suite, eannot speak of him without tears, and are quite wretched the thought of bis leaving hs native land. With respect the Prince’s religion ...

... subject is inciden- tally touched on which our brethren of Scotland would do well to attend to. Scotland, we are tokl (speaking of 1837), was the first, as usual, to feel the effects of the pecuniary crisis And then we have details of the magnitude ...

... is a smart, lively, well-written tale ; but as it is not concluded in this Number, we are de-. vied the satisfaction of speaking of it as a whole. The Literary Notices are numerous, and as carefully written as usual. ...

... and time has done as much far Lord John. Beyond this he cannot reach; and even:this he does not reach without difficulty. To speak is a labour to him ; and this is the reason—most mistaken indeed—of calling in to his aid for the next session the verbiage ...

... various works, has, after long and elaborate researches, discovered an infallible mode of enabling his pupils to READ and SPEAK FRENCH with fluency in only 60 lessons. Unlike the generality of teachers, be is highly qualified to explain in English all ...

... seemed to pay but little attention to it* They were of course all fully aware of its content*. Some them wera observed to speak each other; the only one who was engaged in conversation was Williams, who was engaged ncailj all the time with his solicitor ...

... [laughter], you know enough of the filth and bigotry of that body. There U piety lor you ; I come back the topic from which 1 was speaking. If the Tories were power the worst men In every county in Ireland would made magistrates—they would restore to office every ...