... would vow call their attention to those streets in which he thought very unnecessary expenses had been gone to. First he would speak as to materials and labour Binswood east and west; next, to the new sewer Portland-road, that had been made between Adelaide-bridge ...

... which has given me the friendship so many of the servants God. In the overflowing your Christian love, you are pleased to speak of principles and labours. lam conscious, that deep humility, as well as fervent gratitude, should be the state of my own mind ...

... rate-payers the keeping of a Committee who might pledge themselves to a new Bill before any individual had had the opportunity of speaking upon it.—Mr. said that the only way of meeting the deficiencies pointed out by Mr. White, was to exercise that public liberality ...

... and all that it inherits should have been purged with fire, or brought into unpleasant close intimacy with comet, not to speak of mighty deluges which triumph over the mountain tops. Happily for us these prophets are not infallible. Their premises ...

... substance, but also every particular, with the exception, possibly, (and ou this point our information does not enable us to speak with certainty), that tbe incident referred to may bave occurred at Windsor, instead of at Osborne, as stated in our Journal ...

... Major-Gen. From the Venerable Archdeacon of Ross. Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereen, County Cork. Aug. 22, 1849. Dear Sir, canuot speak too the ' Revalenta Arabica.' ALEX. STUART, Archdesdui of Ross. King's College, Oxbridge, Oct. 15, 1819. I now consider ...

... he was iv in ; aud then if the tenant chooses to keep his farm, lie would have no reason to complain. Tbe ninth paragraph speaks of competition with domestic farmers as being quite as formidable as with foreign. This is really outraging common sense. ...

... well as those opposed it, —smarting under the sharp realities of experience, are not only exercising the right of but of speaking, for themselves. The Dead Sea. which they were, in an evil hour, persuaded into have left the ashes their mouths, and there ...

... first wives he interred under costly monuments in the Collegiate Church at Warwick. One of these monuments, strange to say, speaks of the Earl's conjugal affection and fidelity Of Leicester's Countess the reviewer, after stating that she died at the ...

... whatever. There never was a time when the old national spirit was more imperatively required to show itself than now. Let us then speak out boldly in defence of our country, and tell those Manchester conspirators, answer to their insolent challenge, that—beyond ...

... afterwards went to the House of Commons and voted for another. (Great confusion and fighting.) As they would not allow him to speak, he would second the motion that Lord Ta'bot do take the chair. Lord Talbot came forward. He had no sooner taken his place ...

... countrymen in the North have recently beendelighted with the performances of the charming and gifted Countess. The Leeds Mercury speaks thus in noticing her recent concert in that town :— Some eighteen or twenty years ago, Henrietta Sontag was the idol of the ...