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... in Scotland, it followed that 180,000 were LEFT QUITE UNEDUCATED. (Hear, hear.) LORD MELGUND is probably misreported in speaking of 500,000. The number of children in Scot- land in 1841 from 5 to 10 years of age was 313,517, andI from 10 to 1I yeasr ...
... consequence of the debate on a subject of great Interest and im. Ex porlance. I can assure the Noble Lord, and I believe I may speak 0 for all sitting on these benches, that we do not desire to evade or lbs psrevent a discussion on that important anbjeclm ...
... last, when both were seriously wounded. trod The Cosltitutionnel says,' that a private letter from Rome Dan of the 20th ult. speaks of the discovery of a conspiracy to divi assassinate the Pope on Holy Thursday; but the weather pro, proving very unfavourable ...
... desirous to obtain HGa SIIUATION as non-reeident TDITlt in a respectable NCAcademy Collegiate School, or Private btamily. He speaks ree Cerm an fiuently, end French tolerably. Address to the Rev. 14,JAdes EMxai, pastor of the English Retormed'Charoh, Ham- ...
... Protectionists, not d tae of England, but of Europe. Whether it was altogether had had prudent-looking at our foreign relations-to speak as 3,4( his the follows, we are not sure; but the declaration was in- schl man terrupted and followed by thunders of applause- ...
... families a degree of humble comfort when work may th i- be scarce and wages low ? im o WE need not say that the above facts speak well he r for Free-trade, and demolish the cause of the Protec- tionists. th It_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ...
... of the 19- The House of Commons is exceedingly doubtful. It is ,n a stated that SIR ROBERT PEEL has determined to luke the speak and vote against Ministers. Son JAMES GnA- the 11AXlS speech was the first indication that the Peelites em- inst were to throw ...
... to obtain liset a SI IUATION as non-resident TUTOR, in a respectable lage Academy Collegiate school, or Private Family. lie speaks i for German Auently, and French tolerably. Address to the Rev. FPit- JAMes t1aisITH, pastor of the English Reformed Church ...
... with respect tolls confidence in the foreign policy of this a b A 5c5, cauntoy. (Ba hear.) These snetimes, Slr, when men muat speak fell bleen ?? men meat give their- opinions opeolliyaadist fairhi'. upon the bat CQO~nslot OSpubes~ chaegirg.i (Egar, Jar, ...
... July and that not by disease overronoing nature, but by one of thoteho coimmon arcidents to which we are all liable. Sir, in speaking o O that great mail it is Ienposaible rot to lamsant that hereafter thisa t : House will he no longer guided hy that long ...
... extraordinary anomaly of numbering only 30,000 voters ere, In fact, the counties of the sister country ar,, generally oer speaking, virtually in the position of tie rotter ers boroughs of England which figured in the famous ?? A; and the consequence is ...
... cnserik and and even aristocratic of Germans, who have the gifto nos power of thinking, and who make use of that gift.It speaking on the subject of German politics jast nick with a Prince of the House of - - I shall not easil per, forget his declaration-' ...