... Facts speak louucr tba.\ Word*! M'Kay’s a;*o\, Diu'llN'oiivm. and SitcmrMi W.Mini.M sr. Kkit'l. n .il hI Article :it stuall ■ i» what i r .f. -n.d i» |ir.-parvd t*> •upidy. I’.itvs Jr.Lt.v I’ ws very • In .;ii. .50 Ihiz. i.i.y ...

... Speaking to his friend, the writer continues; Now, with respect t • you re If. I am Rfrai.l there is not mu-h eltai.ee your getting employment your own trade, but, youn m ui, if you vou'd turn your hand other things, there uM, no doubt, other openings ...

... novel. i»vcnTioN. FACTS SPEAK LOFTiBR THAN WORDS. Ti. Ua-.Krß>. SHUcrroas. Mra.HaxT*. Uoaktuau- Tir Util I’rmt art l*r aAir* to l« A. Ur-11l ANTI-COKHOSIVK PATKKT rnSCZIA FDWB, rtn-ulinr adrantafi- «f Tnoerrrts'g PATRNT I I’KRCII A I I.KXIIU.K I*EHB ...

... The Genoese papers speak of the formation Piedmont of bases (cadres) for nine regiments, to be composed of volunteers from other States. Lord Ebrixoton.— Lord Ebrington has resigned his seat for Mary-ie-bone, owing to ill-health. The first wife of Jerome ...

... mind to cominnnicHi speak wiili him. added that Sfbbath next was the day a|i|*oiiitcd for that solpinnity. | nsd that was t>p there, and wa* not aure if he pft.sopplj for this place.” •• Aprile 17th set- nipn. Muir, being caeroisrd at Orange aa abo'c ...

... mil the Conference wa* addressed Dr* and riiomson. 1). T. K. Drummond, and Dill. who. in speaking the contemptuous manner in which Protestant petitions were received the House Common*, said that it wh* their duty make renewed exertions send men to Parliament ...

... one will promote ii pleasure «n proposing, a Chief Magistrate of the »on. lie could speak gentlemandutingni integrity. (Chein.) \ utmost core and attentic whieh did with the « plause ) Prorost Davit Invfiury. (Great appl Protest Davidson, in name and ...

... THE BANFFSHIRE JOURNAL, Tuesday, January 19, 1858. i'iteratnrf. mucli. Of the Bells ofl’otrcaux,” cannot speak favourably. The story is improbable, ami loosely built, while the style is exaggerated and semi-spasmodic. The article, and Love Lyrics. Robert ...

... tors—(loud cltocrs)ami like* straightf irwanl spe-aking mi all or-cnsiima. Thoro is at litis iimimnt —and use- Amcritam term -a Kililiiistoring spirit Atm rioa, and if ilrit loads tliom 'Vimiil thoir-uwn boundary—if that leads mtu attack foreign nationa—wc ...

... that, in conscqnence of the great deficiency of Gaelic speaking probationers, English speaking probationers should in the meantime sent to the destitute districts the Highlands, and Gaelic speaking Scripture readers employed. The rc|Kjrt, alter some discussion ...

... A WORD OP ADVICE. From this platform I speak toall my countrymen. Ifthey wish for reform, if they think me honest, informed, capable of this question,—if they have any confidence in those with whom 1 am associated, then let them meet in their cities, ...

... few words say. Will you allow me to speak word ? The Moderator—l cannot allow you to speak all. John Cowie, * Bullcn,' (somewhat urgently)—l have not spoken word to day. Waiting some time, vain, for leave to speak, while everybody was saying what they ...