... till to-morrow; The help that should within be sought, Scorn from without to borrow. Old maxims these—yet stout and true They speak trumpet tone, do at once what is to do, And trust ourselves alone. Waiting your permission to continue lucubrat'ons, OUIS ...

... akin to a feeling of iodepetedenee, while it has taught him to feel that lie has a entail stake in the colic. try. Generally speaking, the farmers are opposed to the system. Theta are, however, many exceptions to the I contrary ; they consider that the labourers ...

... brief list of questions, which Button still refused to answer. Mr. Cooper not having arrived, Mr. Cream was then allowed to speak, when he contended that the questions which had been asked were such would, if answered, tend to criminate his client, whereas ...

... complain, that their being compelled to pay the parish-rates in addition to the sum they pay for the rent of their cottages. Speaking to a poor woman, who resided in cottage of her owu near Woolpit, and whose husband was iu almost constant work, she said: ...

... show me here. Nay, said the other, *' that's not what I mean; I want to know who sold the black and green. Ah, now you speak, said Miss M'Call, and I Am not afraid to venture allply. That tea was bought, as sure as I've nose Of that extensive tradesman ...

... it; and on MondayV-at Manchester, the business done was above the ! average offormer times. Letters from Birmingham also speak iu cheering terms of the iron trade. ...

... dissolute habits. After supper, on Sunday evening, 53 men went out into the yard, and told the wicket-keeper they wanted to speak with him. He asked them what they wanted, but they refused to tell him until he had opened the door. After some discussion ...

... remembered and highly appreciated, by every of man. The Morning Heraldon Our metropolitan contemporary, the Morning mill, speaking ...

... they must employ fewer labourers. lie [Mr. Moseley] had lieen among them years, and ah tenant farmer Celt that he outfit speak nut and state his position, and he would do it. Applause. J-lie'affirmed, that the difference to him. between the present prices ...

... their intended concession we know little. The leading organ speaks dubiously enough in saying The ministerial measure appears to be rather a development than a novelty; or, to speak with still more strictness, it will probably situ at carrying out ...

... the disaffected, and lowlevellers the day, down Mr. Feargiis ou-1 nor, and Mr. George William Reynolds (and, politically speaking, it is scarcely possible go lower), met on Monday, at the London Tavern, Sir Joshua Walmesley being iu the chair. The meeting ...

... (about three months) iodependeetly of their prorisioas. The north.eountry boats which come into Yarmouth do not, generally speaking. sake so Much as the Yarmouth bow, as they almost invariably ...