... case T of life and death at ?? moment. ti Mr. BLUNDELrsL sain rose amidst cries of Spoke, in spoke! He claiied a right to speak ron the amendment. v He hld not hoarri oere word of reasonable excuse erl the IC part of tire majority, but, on the otier hand ...

... to eall their attertion to the sanction which the plait had received vn from public Opiniiona iateele it seemed almost to speak for ihelf. ed The unrion of a smaller eompamly weitli a larger on the same Ir- direction of routo woeld tioceesarily elfeet ...

... those of her sister ship, the Great Western, are re- t spectively 1700 and 450. 1 to Letters from Madrid of the 26th ii1t., speak of I a reconciliation having been effected between the Queen r the and the inthnt Doni Francisco de Paulo. euly - - IMPORTANT ...

... commence the year with decidedly Urd lighter stocks of wheat, and all khids of sprlng corn, than evas DVO the case tn 1843; we speak of English as well as foreign; in the P bat hands of millers as well as faetors. Deliveries from the farmlbr, Lr o wbioh for ...

... attention to the are following Articles, of which he keeps a great Stock:- of IN BRITISH PLATE-GLASS Sol it w~ould hoe seless to speak, as the Public ace perhaps ] aware that in this Town, he has put in no lens than Twenty. five Shor Fronts, and most of them ...

... enough, to catch at any pretext for shifting our blamze D c from their owit ohonilers;* bitt thiS shall not deter us from H I- speaking out, vhen ever we consider ourslves called upon S s to do so. t Sittce the above oras in type the following letter on the ...

... particslarly call the poblic attention to the following Articles, which keep* great Stock IN BRITISH PLATK-tiLASS would he useless speak, the Public at* perhaps aware that in Town, bs ha*put in lorn than Twenty, five Shop Fronts, and most of them a rich and coaily ...

... opposing the passage of the ietri- bill through the House of Commons. The clerk of the t tel peace for the county of Dublin speaks of the notices served tving upon him not by hundreds or thousands, but by the cvt., and the provincial journals of the past ...

... respondents. ?? PANcR&4, LONDONe, appellant ; HOLr TRINITY, HULL, ?? wvas anl appeal egninat an order for the removal of Mrs. Mary Speak, %widows, andlher 'six clsldren, from Hull to St. Pancras. It'was contended that Ithe husband of the pauper, who was a piano-forte ...

... bookseller, (hsl he merely bad lb* part lb* affsir. and lbs f>' waa sent tie*where. The secoud-baitd books y« cwrrespowdewt speaks of, evuld be fun shed hy the Hull boukscllets Ihs same terms from but they bate •ever, a* he stales, been called, w*w bocks ...

... public attention to the following Articles, of which he'keeps a great Stock:- - IN BRITISH PLATE-GLASS it would 'be useless' to speak, 'as the Public are perhaplb aware that in this Town, lie has putin no less than Twenty- I five Shop Fronts, and most of themd ...

... It too much the fault of public journalists rather to address their arguments to their friends than to their opponents : to speak solely in a party sense, and in the honest, although excessive warmth of feeling generated naturally by free institutions, ...