... they cut it shorter, So that we might be off to the Saracen’s Head, For our gin, and our pipes, and our porter. Lightly we speak of the “ party” that’s gone, Now all due respect has been paid bim; Ab! little he reck'd of the lark that went on Near the ...

... the vehemence of Coughing. They are likewise found useful protection against damp and fogs: and to persons the habit of speaking frequently in public, they prove grateful and effectual stimulus. Price Is. per Box. ...

... afew moments’ reflection. It is evideut to any one of common sense,even he who had never known anything of Ireland. When he speaks of acrowd of poor people ‘knocking at the door of the landowner and demanding employment,’ he forgets that it is not a‘landlord ...

... Ifthe landlords are moving hea- ven and earth against the latter, why will they shout “sacrilege,” if any profane man dare speak of the ap- propriation of the former to their real and original uses ? If these great questions slept, passive wrong and in- ...

... appears in the Wobe of Suturdny last, and is given expressly on official au. tho►ity. It hos been so much the fashion to speak of every session et its opening so one of singular iniportanee, that a repetition of the phrase, ander ordinary eireurostaseas ...

... a man vj.’W VFklt cold, yet a burning spot glowed either cheek, and letter dettuf the 14th instant •—A few months ago ' speaking the French language with great fluency, lately erected the .Metropolitan Association Alien- She II find an honest gander ...

... well wives, should be able to preserve temper and patience : indeed, perhaps the husbands more particularly than the wives. Speaking the Caud.—lhcre are wiseacres who pretend tw read your eh .ratter in hand, but card-players must puzzle them, as it is well ...

... faculties, and the diligent care with which he elabo- rates the minutest details of his subject. We have left ourselves to speak last of the colossal figure of,O’Connell, in the Ruyal Exchange, a masterpiece of the sublime in sculpture. In none of his ...

... number of the Bixtmer. Tbe Old Farmer” ssya that It well to avoid misstatements in such matters; and although ** Z.** merely speaks of unfctvowabU result tbe deputation's visit Dean Stannns the subject of redoetioo of rents, assumes that ** Z.’’ had asserted ...

... tone with the chairman, said— Winns This is no place for whispering, Sir David. There was a time when you were not afraid to speak your ments openly before the world—(cheers ani confusion.) | Sir Rocur stated that though he concurred in the statement cortained ...

... circumstanced— how werethey paid whilst protection lasted ? Did the farmers ive them any money atall? I don’t speak of the gentlemen but [ speak of the working farmers. They gave them a potato garden, the cabin, grass for a sheep, and, in some cases, grass ...

... THE PAPAL STATES. A letter from Rome of the 12th ult. speaks of the return of the Pope at distant period as matter resolved in principe, but without any fixed day. His lloliness’s return, is added, depends great measure on the conditftMt of loan, and ...