... this formidable disease ! It is not our intention to maiitaita a protracted cur- respondene upon this subject, the f irets speak for them selves. We confess that we have been astonished at the result of our own (assisted by the public) researches, urd ...

... aastagosaist . The poisst totaltly at issue is oise of price, atad Itere, beyond ail qilestict, Mr. SANDARS has the advantage. ?? speaks frotis fasris; Ile holds thle iltvoices its tis iiasd usl dd3s. pes- quaorter, roll renid freight, and no mistake. sa Ohl ...

... of the working classes of Hull, or that we are in the least exaggerating their distress. Of our own personal knowledge we speak; and every one who will be at the trouble to investi-1 gate for himself, will find it literally true that there are numbers ...

... myself till very recently, which is the view exhibited of the progress of this Institution by our inere numbers. I do not here speak of the sums insured, of our invesiaents, of our securities, or of any thing of that sort, Look at our mere numbers. I know ...

... creating Bo many places and granting such extensive poweis, it does neither more nor less tiatt place Itis affairs, eo to speak, its commnolisaion. I c ntend, tierefore, that, witll regard to the plan of shipping oflices it is unnecessary amid injurious ...

... ensuing ountest-whtose name should- we see swelling the ranks of our opponents bat that of Beckett Denison I We will at once speak out and say that we consider you lavce deceived and betrayed us-cruelly to us,and shamefully to yourself, betrayed usi. If ...

... wit from tilr learired and facetiouijudge. On tre oath being adminisererd a cunning juryrsan, addressintg the clerk, said, i Speak up, I call. trot hear ?? you say. Darot Alderson: Stop; are you deaf? Juror: Yes, oa one ear. T'e learned judge: Then you ...

... addressed at considerable length by Mr. Busfeild Ferrand, who in tile course of his speech declared ithit if the country speaks out, amid most unmistikeabty, so as to convince Lord Johni Russell that lie Is backed by the feelings of this courtiry-t.e ...

... liberties with other women, both belonging to and out of his congrega- tion. He would call seven or eight persons before them to speak to these facts. Mr. MAnrIN would take the opinion of his lordship if this evidence was admissible. Mr. KNowL1s submitted that ...

... arrived at maturity. The ostriches, when erect, carry their heads nearly seven feet high. Two Intelligent Arab keepers, veto speak Spanish, have conic to England in the Rosamond. They approach, without fear, tire lion, lioness, and tiger ; and these ferocious ...

... corn, and especial! beans and barley predominating ; both have been o.ffere'd on low terms, but have goise off, geiierally speaking, from ship, the low current rates having to some extent at- tracted speculators. To-day we had a good supply of wheat from ...

... If tite 22nd section of the Act was remedial, he contended that r the 26th section was equally remedial. Now, strictlyf speaking, it could not be denied that tite girl returned to c her wort. She returned to it whether engaged in it or not D The REc ...