... probable course of events, is watched with anxious eyes. Every chance word which drops from lips supposed to be in a position to speak out upon the subject is eagerly canvassed ; and yet all remains uncertainty, —bewildering and painful according to the degree ...

... stomach,ll.4 other malt liquors are; Dr. Marshtl Hall, in his Paper on Cons mtion, published in the Lancet, the 20th April, speaks of Pale Ale as the only sthnulant admissible in the of persnns threatened with symptoms of the incipient stages of that disease ...

... twining Their bright gems on high, And the white snows endure, And the hill shades move by, 0, sweet Wazaneur ! Like thy dark speaking eye. The earth bath a thought - As it grew from the dead, And its features have caught Light which seemeth unshed: Oh! so ...

... CLA Y TON-SQUARE, where a CIRCULATING LIBRARY is kept, including the Magazine s every month. ENGLISH GRAMMAR, or the art of speaking and writing the English Language with propriety, taught in a limited number of lessons. Mrs. THOMPSON begs to announce, that ...

... Alas the poet did not speak. Apait, and half abashed stood. That and his should be disdained, And all be thus misunderstood. What use? at last sijhed, what use To teach the blind the way sight ? The deaf hear ? The dumb speak The poor man to assert ...

... DUCAL LOGIC. ON Tuesday evening his Grace of Richmond, speaking of the agricultural members who voted for the Ministerial measure, said, They run away from their colours, as he had no doubt they would have done had they been engaged in the war of India ...

... CL Y TON•SQUARE, where a CIRCULATING LIBRARY is kept, including the Magazines every month. ENGLISH GRAMMAR, or the art of speaking and writing the English Language with .proprieT y, taught in a limited number of lessons. • - Mrs. THOMPSON begs to announce ...

... he. Boxes. By order of the Inspectors. i » JAMES HOUGHTON and Co. Brokavs. WANTED in Mercantile office, YODNO MAN who can speak German and Dutch, and competent keep regular set of Books. Al*o an APPRENTICE, who writes good hand, imiijl ■MiniiiU and that ...

... turn inwards, and, even for the stream’s sake, we must tend the fountain. It is, then, of self-im- provement that we must speak ; and especially of those du- ties in relation to it arising out of our union here. But, in truth, duties are not thincs that ...

... defendant's counsel answers in the affirmative. Now, this so? The act itself must speak. It is clear that the promoters of companies provisionally registered, or, speaking generally, the directors, may •allot shares and receive deposits by wav of earnest ...

... as I found it, and purposed speaking of its uses as I believed would be the results. And how singul.ir, that these friends of freedom, and full and fair discussion, everywhere, especially so far as they can either speak or have to do with the presseverywhere ...

... continued as despotically ever, if the voice of complaint was never heard from woman ? She should throw aside all reserve, and speak out till she made herself heard. She (Mrs. Hussy) was determined for one not to rest till some redress had been obtained for ...