... ogricofaturnl produce, or changes not now anticipated will take place in this country.pekinate DAILY N-jEWS.-Sir Robert Peel speaks in a tono quite as confident and determined as thes member fir the west Riding. Se, too, looks on ropeal of protection as ...

... ever betbrein parliament Cagainst the importation of corn a;aud I love to follow ancient precedents. I think this bill truly speaks Dutch, and is for the benefit of the Low Countries.-Campbell's Lives of ?? Chief Justices. THI NILB.-The greatest breadth ...

... numerous tribe-the chief a youth. AMany Makoba or Bayeiye fish and float on the river; darker in complexion than Bachuanas, and speak a language which has a slight click. ECanoes hollowed out of one tree, very fine scenery on the banks of the river, splendid ...

... several years, Miss L. has spent the last two years in France, and had the advantage of not only gaining easy facility in speaking, and writing the language, but also of further improvement in several accomplishments, under tft ? direction of talented ...

... continuing their subscriptions till the object they had in view was gained. Mr Aid. Pow entered the room whilst Mr Popplewell was speaking. He had been highly delighted with his address, and from the evident satisfaction of the meeting, he was sure the chairman ...

... civil and military colleges, soldiers of the line their blue coats, officers, clerks, shopkeepers, porters, and generally speaking, specimens of all classes of the population. A peep over the shoulders of the readers in the two rooms will reveal another ...

... the feet of Gamaliel in Jerusalem—we must understand tho political position of the Jews at the dispersion; we should be, to speak, hearers in their synagogues ; we should students of their Rabbinical theology. Again, to understand St. Paul's per onal history ...

... and the two-fold plan of general indication aad elaborate detail carried out to its fuller-t extent. It is impossible to speak too highly of the sterling ability, sound judgment, and aptitude, which the Editor lias brought to the accomplishment of his ...

... figures that shall be incontrovertible the opinions and criticising the ctftffliicrafia character of public men it becoming to speak With plainness and candour, and as the truth oves firmness required .o vmencate its power. In assailing error P e proprietor ...

... Chester, has recently been laid before his Lordship by the Rev. J. Irvine, vicar of Leigh. This most extra - ordinary document speaks for itself; and could have no better illustration of the way in which we should be fuTrTof W hurch arsons Permitted to run ...

... great national and political importance in a single literary periodical. The article to which refer in itself a volume and speaks volumes on the subjects of which it treats, and it is not very easy, therefore, to make a condensation of it without in some ...

... Wm. Crayford, labourer, West Farley, has been for four years troubled with heavy asthmatic cough. Last winter he could only speak and breathe with great difficulty. Two boxes of Woolley's Pectoral Candy effected a complete core, and his health has since ...