... 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 ...

... 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: ...

... 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. ...

... soul in Hell. Neither time space will this week allow us to speak of the performances at length, and therefore leave extended criticism to a fuither opportunity. The Jri Journal thus speaks of Jenny Lind:—Since this lady left England she has enjoyed the ...

... some have done so. I know of one large farmer, in distant county, who is about to emigrate with his family. Facts like these speak volumes, brethren! Surely the time lias come when must act for ourselves, carrying 00l our own thoughts and plans, irrespective ...

... figures there is l.kely margin for profits to the gm.er this season, where last year bad a dead loss. We must not, however, in speaking of the markets for the sale of produce forget the corresponding reduction roost articles required by the farmer, either ns ...

... of flour weekly, at Is. Bd. per stone, Bs. 4d., leaving him in hand, after paying his miller, 2s. Bd. think these two cases speak volumes for cheap bread and other provisions; and beg you will make what use you like of them. The parties are now living and ...

... 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 ...

... his notes arc exquisite in tone; and his style is elegant and finished.— Herr Formes has a most magnificent bass voice, and speaks English well, with a slight foreign accent. He sang with great judgment and execution, especially in the recitative, 44 Thus ...

... the rapid transmission of the water, the wheats are already rotting in the ground. Now it remembered, that, comparatively speaking, the whole of these lands are under-drained either with wood or tile ; but where the surface-water cannot got rid off, u ...

... s, shrunk not from dealing with large questions in the manner which a sense of duty dietnteel (loud cheers). Gentlemen, I speak, 1 trust, in the spirit of history, and not in the spirit of controversy or debate,—from which I am withheld by a feeling of ...

... tinnier ley ton. the residence of Mr. Peto and Mr. flume, and there undermined the railway. Now in the first place sea properly speaking did not corm through the Jawbone . , and there was no sea wall whatever to destroy, and So. taerleytou is ninny miles distant ...