... remarkable passage occus-1 ieseasonable at all times, but especially so now, viz: f At this time, more especially, will we speak, that . I by grace are ye saved, through faith,' because never .was the maintaining of this doctrine more seasonable e than ...

... spinsters dream of each otlr,and wonder what fleecy hosiery is made of -- Now-do actos separate rhemselvesfrom the musies, speaking spiteB.jn of them, and managers sedulously practice the fil rule of arithmetic. Now are scitwolmasters, coal. merchants ...

... lvacancy was immediately filled up by a Chartist. The two members of the city, Mr. Dennistoun and Mr. Oswold, who had intended to speak in support of the repeal, followed the example of the chairman, and quitted the hall with speedy step. The upshot of the business ...

... popular lecturer. , 1can- not have been forgotten that each lecture was remark. able for increased attendance, a fact that speaks for itself as to the general gratification which the course afforded. MILITARY MOVEMENTS.- On Monday week a detachment of ...

... windows extended to the very floor, and exposed us. I was in my uniform, and the soldiers were in a line behind me. Can you speak -with certainty as to the mob seeing the soldiers as well as yourself?-They must have seen both me and the soldiers. Mr. Kelly-Will ...

... few cases the advance was given ; in -the remainder lie full Itrices of thle previous week were obtained; and. :enerally speaking, tile market wore laflirin and healthy y, .ppearance. LIVERPOOL MARKETS. 'COLONIAL AND FOREIGN, Jan. 4.'-There lasa been ...

... trom the latter eouiitry mi t.tl y liahit. i 'lbse stocks here asre working up thst, andl the shiip- e ments are, generally speaking, to a very limited extent, a The averages of this article are likely to be kept iolo eo front the inferrior qualities in ...

... post-master. Mr. Brough having been sworn, The Attorney-General desired him to look at the letter, and say whether lie could speak to the Ponty. pool post-mark ? The witness said lie knew well both the Pontypool and Newport post-marks, both of which the ...

... dare say that the existence f the nation is not irs jeopardy? Let the summons rg*!anld e.tpeCis e~eveiy maici to do his duty' speak ,no equivocal sense to all who love their peacefil smeS, their pure voligioru, their free constitution, and their unrivalled ...

... whole of our grZing districts the arrival of Beasts up to this morning was for the1 k time of year extensive, and, generally speaking, of con- At siderablyimprovedquality. Notwithstanding the attendance '5of buyers was numerous, the Beef trade was very dull ...

... week. TIle friends of Mr. hluuitz remnais firm, and those of Mr. Sturge likewise mainitain a front of determination, which speaks well for their hardihood, although liltie complimentary to their discretion. Perhaps, however We ulay mistake.th'd relative ...

... the other hand, it is said, was sullen and imorose when sober, and iquarrelsomi and violent when in liquor. Other persons speak highly of his character. They were first cousins, and, front what we can learn, never had a quarrel with each other-the deceased ...