... and, therefore, It is right that none-the o Demost simple or even brutal-should imagine it be- foc longs not to them. When I speak thus, I me an o adtoesimple elements of which poetry makes the di' IY glorious compound the ideas of comparison and In WI iharmony ...

... victim of a landlord faction, that is seek- ing to lead him a wild-goose chase after an object el utterly unattainable. The ?? speaks to ye a the tenant farmer with the calmness of authority- n( 'a Put not your faith in Protection. It is gone to p all return ...

... deplorable state, owing to thue XO xp fo asn Eure and severity of the weather. Th'le boy, riot burig JWl Ir. tible to walk or speak, was carried tram the hoist so Site itiC i's battery by the men ot the detachment of the 46~h Reg--. Tit le ment stationed ...

... MILLINERY a AND IN DRESSMAKING. b - ii The age at which females enter into the millinery d and dressmaking business, generally speaking, is b that of fourteen. This is on becoming apprentices for two years, and then they become approvers in the large houses ...

... rde The Mayer.-I suppose we must refer ?? t the Finance Coin- 0n mittee. Mr, PARKER apologieed for detaining the Council by speak. Os, ing at so late an hour, (then past four o'clock; I hut the cause of Ow the porters was the cause of humanity. If there ...

... TO ErEay BODsY. tion le If wisdom's ways you wisely seek, on t- Five things observe with care ; toe I Of whom you speak, to whom you speak- Ehe And how-and when-and where. exisl On Tues-lay last, (Christtuas-day,) we were shown some fin of it Ie blossoms ...

... retrospect. They have fought some stout battles together, and have won some victories of no slight value to society. Not to speak of early struggles for civil and religious liberties, of the accomplish- ment of which any people might be proud, and the glory ...

... Grace of the origin and pre- cedent for that apprehended and provoked insult. Being qualified, by personal experience, to speak of that aggra. vated and unprovoked intrusion to extort taxes from the unrepresented American colonists, I then referred to ...

... held in chains, so that the industry of ad the people cannot have fair play upon it ? With respem he to the church-I am not speaking as a Dissenter, I atm of taking it upon the principles AufChurcttmen themeelver-.. by and I sany that all the great arguments ...

... years. Live these fifty years 1 the Bishop roared, with actions made b to suit, t Are you mad, my good Lord Keepsr, thus to speak of King r Canute? r Jan have lived a thousand years, and surobesMajestyjwilldoi't. il 'Adam, Elnoch, Lamerb, Canaan, Mahalecl ...

... is the one of loading smnall trarisac- 'I lions wills a Ireavy amount of dutry, and keeping large pus ones, comparatively, speaking, nearlY exempt, Or, nos to put tire matter in a shape still prlainer, the mere rep wvenithy shield themselves froni the payment ...

... having been added to the speculators' portion, Uh, or rather to the entire of' the Liverpool Stock, for that p l stock, to speak properly, is all held oin speculation, with o r the view to establish high prices in permassence. The dil British speculators ...