... seizure, neither did suspect any. On the 19th of May, was standing talking with Mr. —-, and while he was the very act of speaking, the mouth was suddenly drawn to the right side, the tongue became paralyzed, and the right hand was drawn inward. In great ...

... seen that the predictions of the astrologers respecting this event have been partially realised, though happily, generally speak- ing, but little damage has been done. Havre, Dec. 29.—On Thursday the tide rose at this port to such a heiglt as to submerge ...

... them good or bad—and they are often very bad. And hence the importance of general education upon these matters. And as lam speaking of political economy, I may say there arc no subjects more interesting than those about which the science conversant. They ...

... d 5 d In 1818 314 Is 4 47 6 29 1 33 7 37 10 ” 1849 38 9 239 15 9 22 9 275 2s Decline 89 57 | 27 | 64 62 8 This s mple ment speaks volumes, and demon- strates the position to which our formers have been re- duced as plainly as anything which could possibly ...

... little gentlewan” deceives and cheats alike the public, } our and ourseives; tor Rochefoucauld has truly | observed—* Interest speaks all sorts of languages, and acts all sorts of parts, even that of the disinterested person.” I think I have long since made ...

... prudent to separate them before storing. Mr. Use lagan, jun., of Pumpherston —My Lord, so far own experience extends, I only speak of the storing the potato and the turnip as Mr. Scott has done; but lam certain that the same principlee which guide us iu ...

... landlords, or of any other portion of the community. He spoke for all ; and as a trader and a manufacturer he believed he could speak disinterestedly. He asserted that the general principle of free trade was what had brought the country down. The importation ...

... poorest can now travel more safely, and at three times the speed, which the wealth of kings could procure for them. Shall I speak of the universal diffusion of knowledge means of cheap books, the result of mechanical improvements in the press and steam-engine ...

... THE PAPAL STA TES, A letter from Rome of the 19th ult. speaks of the re- turn of the Pope at no distant period as a matter resolved in principe, but without any fixed day. His Holiness’s return, it is added, depends in a great measure on the condition ...

... pected not to meet with a very civil reception on his ssv to Temesawar, THE PAPAL STATES. A letter from Rome of the 19th ult. speaks of the Ttott of the Pope at no distant period as a matter resolved 5 piusme, but without any fixed day. His Holiness's iet'r ...

... for his skill and industry, over interest of capital employed, a sum of ,£106.” From the high terms in which the magazine speaks of this gentleman, his acquirements, and his reputation, there can be no doubt that is such a man as an English landowner ...

... ister at the sessions now pending at Ballinrobe, in this county, which have disclosed the gross abuse of this system, and speak loudly for it* abolition. On the hearing of several cases of civil bills for poor rate, the defendant, a gentleman of independent ...