... From the Venerable the Archdeacon of Ross. Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereen, Co. Cork, Aug. 22, 1849. Dear air, — l cannot speak too favourably of tbe Revalenta Arabica. > ALEXS. STUART, Archdeacon of Ross. - Aghcdown Glebe, Skibbereen. Co. Cork, Aa ...

... and we meet iv couucil to settle affairs. And again : as it relates to favouritism and its ill effecU, I believe they (speaking of the Fly-sheets) are I quite true ; and have been of the same miud years be- fore the Fly-sbeeU were ever heard of. Call ...

... partiw charged being strangers. Altogether there were forty-two prisoners in the Houw of Correction ; their conduct, generally speaking had been good, and the prison had been conducted to the satisfaction of the visiting magistrates. In the appeal, the township ...

... (A voice — They have pro- tection, 10 and even to 20 per cent.) The Chairman.— l am delighted to hear a Knaresbro man speak ont ao plainly. 1 bave a great love for tbe town of Knaresbro', and am always happy wben I come among iv inhabitants. If time ...

... s in the room he would ask wh ethei that was not a bigh price ? (Interruption by Mr. Pulley n, jon.) Will you allow me to speak, sir? He (Mr. Charlton) again appealed to any one who knew tbe (nice of bricks, aud said he had calculated it up that 1000 ...

... armed them- •elves. After considerable fighting, in wbich wme •core, of heads were broken, Lord Talbot again endeavoured to speak, but could not obuin a hearing. A large paving atone just missed him w he re- turned hi. seat. Mr. Turner moved a protectionist ...

... assure yoa, gentlemen, that thii matter haa occupied mucb of the time and the con- sideration of the directors, and 1 believe I speak the unauimous opinion of the board wben I atate that they strongly urge the terms which have been proposed for your confirmation ...

... able to judge oi w- matter, at 500 tons. Mr. Rowmtbbb— s,ooo I ahould think. Mr. Him.- It waa from bridge io bridge thai M_, speaking of. There waa no less lhan ive feel »*Z incut at Layerthorpe bridge at this present ?? aad it bad been carried iv by toe ...

... vbat they bave reduced the farmera' property. Our government has driven every sensible tanner, with any nerve, to think and speak for himsetf, and to say, if wo are to produce you cheap bread and meat let us have a cheap government, and not, aa ye have ...

... tinguished by the more easy, elegant, and graceful style — while the Middle States form the temperate zone of oratory, ao to speak, of the vast couutry of wbich they form a part In the west, however, there had been created a new style of eloquence, which ...

... We will not hear him.) The Cha inn an — Do you wish to hear him. (- No no, and '• Ye., yes.) v ' Mr. Sawden attempted to speak, but was interrupted when the Chairman wid he did not believe Mr. Sawden would have any influence on them ; he would only add ...

... germinated— that is the poison tree from which all the elements of death have been exhaled and distilled. The apostle Paul speak, of idolatry as being the result and manifestation of folly, and folly is the direct converse of intellectual power and grandeur ...