... CARLISLE AND THE ARISTOCRACY. At the opening the new Mechanics' Hall at Holbeck, Leeds, on Monday evening, Lo.'d Carlisle, in , speaking of the opportunities which educated men had i iS « gthemselvesin th escale of society, tijusalluded !to Mr. Bright's statements ...

... Tell dear Longe and tbe rest, that life or death I am their loving schoolfellow and friend. Brief though be, tbese few words speak volumes. He looks it as a warning to set bis house in order. Tbe writing indeed indicates tbat the blow has told upon his ...

... her ' )esty ,eQ the House of Peers, he was a' ** ,tlon calU h,m Parliament which he has held VBCa * e jea' representative. Speaking of tl ; t lrt yea>* ' says:—Thronghout life M- promotion, the 7lBie* most industrious and eminer has teen by obtaining ...

... College of Physicians, of wo** bj Dr. G. F. Collier, published by Longman and C*-T^ tsno small defect in tbis compilation (speaking • Pharmacopoeia) that we have no purgative m»» *•*■'„ contains aloes ; yet we know that ?? P^ cannot bear aloes, except it ...

... that he thought the man was dyine. The deceased was then got iuto bed again, but he continued in a fainting state, did not speak again, and died in the course the day. The prisoner had ill-used him on the previous Sunday, having pulled his ear till it ...

... Royal College of Physicians of Loudon, bf ur. U.b. Collier, published by Longman and Co. :- is no small defect in this ?? (speaking of *• Pharmacopoeia,) that we have no purgative mass but *■ contains aloes; yet we know that boßtnorrhoidal 9*** cannot bear ...

... quarter very similar to that in the southern markets. Prices steadily supported, but there has been animation in 'nil,' tetters speak well of the appearance of the wheat vi the breadth sown unusually shirt. The spring co n «. II got in, the weather having been ...

... College of Physicians, ot'^r I >y Dr. G. F. Collier, publiahed by Longman and Co • ?? ■ a no amall defect in tbis compilation (speaking **l Pharmuopceia) that we have no purgative mss* ?? sontaina aloes ; yet we know that bamorrboidil ifM Jannot bear aloes ...

... are the hollow His Hand, and that to must look for our stay and our reliance, in adversity well in prosperity, evil good. speak not boastfully. We arrogate nothing to ourselves. We know that this nation is, like others, sinful nation if it were not so ...

... statue of Lord Fitzgibbon has been erected in Limerick, on the bridge which spans an arm of the beautiful Shannon. Local voices speak loudly in its praise—though there are some who think that a cavalry officer ought to have been represented on horseback. This ...

... without a blow)— By reason of a great totnd.- When you are called upon to speak any past transactions, speak the truth openly, and candidly, and without reserve.— Speak tbe truth without reserve. Suspicion fell a society of females under the direction ...

... Physicians, of London, by Dr. G. F. Collier, published by Longman and Co. : — It is no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the Pharmacopoeia ) that we have no purgative mass but what contains aloe 3 ; yet we know that hoemorrhoidal persons cannot ...