... Advices prom Breslau of the 16th instant inform us that the political excitement in that city was intense. Letters from Germany speak of the influence of Prussia as decreasing. Much apathy still prevailed in respect to the Erfurt Parliament elections. They ...

... that, with reference to the pumping of the wells not affecting one another, he meant merely the public wells. Generally speaking, there was little or no sym ithy between them. Mr. FazakLrly, who had been connected with the waterworks of the town for ...

... who was present yesterday, and made about the most sensible speech ef the day. No great thanks to him certainly; for the speaking was uncommonly trashy—monotonous twaddle echoing commonplace, and varied only by one good point, namely, when Raikes Currie ...

... been sent to teach the .children in Cmsarea the Greek language, after the Turks had ,cut out the tongues of all who could speak it, in order to destroy the language. One or two Turks went out to see him. • They were shown the usual hospitalities; and ...

... salmon with a blow from the handle of his scythe, he at the same time swept off his own head with the blade. And, commercially speaking, we have done the same thing by our unjust treatment of the Chinese. To punish them with whips, we have chastised ourselves ...

... be bought for Cash, on the other hand, Tea and Coffee can be had on a two and three months' credit, without, comparatively speaking, any disadvantage, which, in itself, is a great inducement to parties to confine themselves to this branch of the trade, ...

... as invalids. la one small place there were 663 physicians. VIRTUE OF THE SPANISH CHAMBER.—When the Minister of Finance was speaking, on the 16th instant, in the Chamber of Deputies, a man in one of the public tribunes cried, in a solemn voice, This assembly ...

... and master Lewis. Of the street. Mrs. Skerlam's daughter, an intelligent little girl, the composition itself we cannot but speak in terms of high i l e i ti s yea r s of age, corroborated this statement. Mr. Nailor, in praise; it abounds in beautiful and ...

... qlitomnc: Curses of nature's Gud and shricks of man's despair I 0 1 Englishmen. 0 ! noble Englishlnan, Thou whose bravo speakings have the power to impart Fresh hop-, fresh courogc, to the Coltie heart. Thou wiso hast tongue to toll and eye to scan, Rest ...

... in this unwarrantable usurpation of judicial functions E that no voice has been raised in either House of Parlia- ment to speak out the truth; and surely it ia a subject a, worthy of your LMrdship's coasideratioo, and which hr mnght rightly and legitimately ...

... Commons to deal fairly and justly with the interests of the people of this great Empire.—(Applause.) It is not my desire to speak on the general question. You will be addressed by gentlemen who have who have kindly come forward to move and second the various ...

... p le well vith a t —e d by members of the Oxford Chora .t.on Society, and itself we ten choristers. Of the comfo e si i t speak in terms of high an s it abounds in and while it redounds in th e of and d egree ndeff t effective passages ere credit cif ...