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... The Chinese Supplied with Guns from America.—The Boston Transcript bas the following.— Speaking of unS) the Yankees have been doing very profitable business of late in supplying John Chinaman ron guns of large size. There hare been some shipments from ...
... Potatoes are being sold in tbe sbops now at eightpence per stone. They are, generally speaking, of excellent quality. Gas for Camelon.—The New Gas Company have determined to illuminate the darkness ol the ancient town of Camelon. Considering the large ...
... leaders. They ought to be able to speak as well as vote, to bring the force of their jntellect as well as their numer! force to bear upon every ques nm which 4 division takes place; and while they have the consistenc to speak and vote in accordance with the ...
... Colloquial Immortality.—Men of intelligence, and even of sound morals, sometimes indulge habitually in a certain random mode of speaking that may well call in question both. Endued with much humour and a strong liking for whatever provokes laughter, they practise ...
... Lord ??? Speech onFriday Night. followed Ellenborough, speaking from the corner of the cross bench farthest from the throne one of the finest speeches, in matter and manner, ever heard in the new houses at any rate, and they will be a tolerable age before ...
... The Falkirk Herald, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1857 Our contemporary the Stirling Journal, of whom wish to speak with all due respect, informed us last week that there was no great question before the country just now upon which any excitement could got up. ...
... MOTHER'S FAREWELL TO HER EMIGRANT DAUGHTER. Farewell! farewell! ray treasured one, youngest-born, farewell cannot speak the yearning thoughts That now bosom swell; cannot tell thee half my love, My precious one, for thee; Henceforth thy mother's heart ...
... mentions a rumour, that the Empress is in n interesting State. The same authority says, ‘tters have been received in Paris, which speak ather discourazingly of the effects of the Emperor f Austria’s wound. It is not said that the Em- eror’s bodily health will ...
... generations, in fact, have past away since Leigh Hunt first came before the world as poet. In one of his later prefaces he speaks of the time when rambled about with a volume Cooke's edition ot the poets his pocket, and fult that he would attain to the ...
... OF COSSACK ¢ dae. in enclosinua Cantain Yelwer t speaks in high terms of both officers and men. | sp v — 4 “destroyed a large Cossach ne, and Ruby gunbont, campment at Kaunda Bay, Next day he destroy Cossack barrack and stables at the mouth of the | ** ...
... Italy concur in stating that tt probability of serious events soon taking place there helieved by many. Accounts from Austria speak of feeling of apprehension on the same subject, as also th preparations of the Government for all emergenctes. — a ae Aer mr ...
... he»s away; the foes he fearlessly confronts. Kvery one who hears Bright may see that be believes and therefore speaks—and therefore speaks with power. And, secondly, his integrity is as remarkable as his faith. He is often called obstinate— inflexibly ...