... This was made evident by the testimony cf a man who had business with him, saw him go in, and waited until he was tired to speak to him when hecame ont. In the meantime the professo:’s reams were observed te be kept lecked, the heat of them was felt in ...

... ruling body, whicb dil rest on tlieir favourable judgment, their deliberate opii and their good sense. Speaking for himself, and he was that he might speak also for the head of the ?? Sir Robert Feel, he might say that they would never sent to drag out a ...

... great idea and principle, of which it developed the existence and secured the survival. Of Germany, indeed, and of all German-speaking races, we now feel assured of the liberation, the union, and the onward progress. There mny he obstacles and pauses, difficulties ...

... provisions of the act, that they render te t Arcl ,s ara enable to a penalty.,. A timely hint with O‘tleret o has, b generally speaking, had a beneficial 0 44 11 ,h u as to cleansing by means of salt. r advic e t o part i es a b ou t th at b eing the best Ntkct ...

... ill-paid, and ali-bnt-starving needlewomen, to say nothing of the artisan, or soil worse off peasant, needs no illustration—it speaks trumpettougusd ui condemnation of tha tax. aUUaaM, pbibaliiropwt. tod the moralist,will hrro aliko find ample scope for rcflrctMo ...

... who asked ance. But, leaving such to, let me speak of what is niore me to say, that I am highly gratified in seeing so great a number present of those whom I have such reason to esteem and to love. Let me speak of your kindness, icy respected friends, and ...

... smiles upon The happy revolution. Why should wc then suspect or fear The influences of year ; So smiles upon the fust morn. And speaks good soon as horn Plague onT! the last was ill enough. This cannot but make better proof; Or, at the worst, brushed through ...

... care for property, to which some envious foreigners ascribe the display of the 10th of Aprilafford a surer ground of hope; we speak more especially of the majestic humiliation of the people unprompted by their governors, almost in defiance of their governors ...

... From the Venerable the Archdeacon of Ross. «* Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereen, County Cork, August 22, 1849. Dear Sir,—I cannot speak too favourably of the Rovalente Ara- biea. * ALEX. STUART, Archdeacou of Ross.” ** Middlesex, March 1849. “‘Gentlemen,—The ...

... wings in fairer sky, when the new year breaks upon purer world, and when all shall meet a-»ain, and love again,—then will I speak my wishes—and, for myself, none—for I shall be too happy.— Jtan Paul. Christmas Pahtimb.—The Family Friend for Jrmuarycontainsa ...

... ansd of partial circumstntstes, there is 510 stls thing as clteapssess or dear- uess. All prices are corisparative ; and to speak of a per- sallstettly lotv range of prices, except irs referesice to a figiher rasige wviticr has ispeviouslY existel, is absurrt ...

... about B,6oo—the remainder of the supply being derived from various quarters. to Hnd that several the salesmen continue to speak widely for space. This has frequently an injurious effect upon the trade, the butcliert almost invariably purchase cautiously ...