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... Philosophy History. Feb. 22—25. Rev. G. Waterman.—Two Lectures on Botany. Fob. 27. Rev. G. Waterman.—One Lecture on Central America. Tbe Direotora are in communication with other talented and popular Lecturers. B. G. HORTON, \„ _ • v ° vu R. W. HAMILTON ...
... tone of Mr. Haddock's violin; both to us seemed perfect. Mr. Haddock played two solos—a capriccio D, and recollections of America: both by Yieuxtemps. Never was violinist better received, or more warmly applauded, than was this young artist at Pudsey ; ...
... tbe did a printer, by induoing him to post the town with Dills announcing that a nephew of the celebrated Dr. Canning, of America, would lecture on phrenology, mesmlsm, and physiology: got gloriously drunk and never looked band the leoture-room left the ...
... demanding the annexation two Grecian Islands, and Elphonioh, the lorn Islands; but the Greek oabinet had protested demand. AMERICA. Tha North American mail steam-ship Europa arrived Liverpool on Sunday, with advioes from Boston to the ait. The Hermann arrived ...
... paeltttins, fbhr'taey it HIl b.-_WCiik1; Thi b ook shbsli je,~iaretilyqmrnwd by, every person *Antendasg to esnlgrstt to $trth -America, asewell as by all vhaodesire to coeajpresi6 to~c~ratsoocialtijeestions otfthe ag, aind ascertaiaffie patiue leffects of ...
... an d poets, oin Wednesday d the evening, were correct (as tboee who have enjoyed oppor- I hite tunitiss of seeing life in America say t ity are), his .lecture r tent was very valuable and instructive, as well as amlusing, for however the eloquence of the ...
... for truly it will ?? ti Vinses, A This book should be carefully perused by every pft~onf 'T intending to emaigrate to North America, as well as boyall C who desire to comprehend the groat social questions oftthe Wg, ahd asocrtosin the practical offsets of ...
... per- jur-ed witnesses, to transp ort or imprison a man for the expression of his opinions. My' countrymen, recollect that in America, in France, and in Switzerland, the representatives of the people are paid, and cast'your eye overtie dlvi- sions in those ...
... witnesses, to transoort or imprison a man for I r the expression of his opimone. . 4! . My countrymen, recollect -that in America, in France, and in Switzerlanid,- the representatives of rthe people:are paid; and-cast vour eye over the divi a r EiOns in ...
... politsmisn, for truly it will ?? This Ibodlc thoutld'be carefully perused by every person Intenfflngitternlgrett3 to North America, as well as by all who ideslreto roliaprehiend the great social questions ofthes age, i~nd-aseerttainlthe practical effects ...
... staple diet, V aned where mili, partly fromt deficiency of pasture. a and partly from prejudice, is little used. t SavANure IN AMERICA. Complaints weto Often e made to us of the difficulty of finding, or of keep- iig, when found, good servants in the States8; ...
... as-his !1 uset- operations would end .e., e te'miadl'. If eptem- ater, her,* should ba Coueach- this contry ibtjtle last ,the. America. mgil, and as' the rep'ot of ahep latter hiave ltet6uld rea'ch'glb ?? InWwE and thle next week ill pit~an ?? : i dig' 'I ...