... the roofs of the corning.bouses were driven high into the air. The %habitants near the station of the railway, generally speaking. consisted of the men and their families working in the mills. Upon hearing this series of explosions they ran towards the ...

... lhi With such a sturdy population, England is net likelly to- to break up. Though 1 am naware, when speaking of this 'et subject, it is 3Cusustoary to speak of England an in its to decline, such is not the case. She now contains the los essential elemen ...

... are not. Os hoard ship they can de anythldig ereI Vth us they think prolsor. If in rose you are a opirited man, ilery, and speak a word agacast an officer that tyrnnnicah'cesoever yea, y, to hewsill put you in irons, and atop yoursnioney-slee da's for ...

... (loud cheers). Before be signed the pledge, everything he possessed in the world was not worth the half of a five pound note. Speaking of the present cry for the extension of the franchise, he °mimed to a serious , doubt of the sincerity of those who raised ...

... doubts of that hon. member's political consistency. He oelieved that the state of the labourers had latterly improved ; and speaking from facts that came within his knowledge, came to the conchieios that the farmers could easily meet the tall in prices by ...

... ground, there is little chance higher rates than those now current The reports hitherto received from all parts of the country, speak very favourably of the appearance of the young Wheat plant, and the sowing of spring corn and pulse has, in many of the more ...

... soy previous since the first appearance of the potato blight. The reports hitherto received, from all parts of the country. speak very favourably of the appearance of the young wheat plant, and the sowing of spring coin and pulse has, in many of the more ...

... the competition of the British colonies, and there, accordingly, the greatest distress prevailed. But other topics he could speak w ith more confidence. In IH4B-9 the importation of brandy had been to the amount of £ 577,0n0, giving accession to the revenue ...

... arid Surgeons of the first eninno, aswl a i :ta;n,,reds of letters fram die Nobility, Clr, atd(e- Wri :er. ?? tito kingdoem, speaking i h tgei da tts;~ restoring qualities. Tay! taic Agent for the County of Htantit, Ryi 51iOY1AS iF1IA'T WILLSt Wig iJ0, Queett ...

... be the tl ne to bettor plat for Mr. Sparsies to give him mome evidence tN vered as to tie mnatters oat wlmicb hbe sas nows speak;ng. a peace Mr. Sparkes: Host is that possible I Here is S I and IMIr. Hoskhtis, whio represents Shir Georgge Staumiton, who ...

... public institutions as regards multiplication of oiJices and division of power, yet the military estimates are. comparatively speaking, unencumbered with the charges for establishments. The several departments of the Commander-in-chief, the Adjutant- General ...

... were, the stirring vicissitudes of the chase, in a II manner that explains intelligibly enough, as far as tee cats judge, speaking at second hand, the enthusiasro the q genius of Weber in this particelar first evoked among o his countrymen, and has kept ...