... commercial leglslatioo, and as to tile geoerel outlines of sosC stY. their policy to Ireland-I do not anay in all points-I only speak of sltt ase- the legislative measretrs produced by themn with respect to the sI~ier- lad on net clrcosoetsacet of the country-that ...

... grief at the removal of one 'of l te most eminent of our modern statesmen. Only YeCc iog thetrday night week SIR ROBERT Was speaking inth nb be said House of Commons, and in his usual health : on oppor Saturday evening he was thrown from his horse; n o Sra ...

... take pact in questions affecting the temporal interests of the Chaurh at large. He admitted that he hod ofteo had occasion to speak against existing bishops, but that was because he conceived them to he more than other men opposed to the religious instruction ...

... ravaistions, that which has I .ealways rendered ytou victorious, 'passed from your hearts to these of ,.your enemies ? Hear them, Speak it is net sixty years, it is six a centuries that Franne is to fall back; what they want is no longer the o-ze'otavchic bousrgeoise ...

... Education, on very _moderate terms.-MaifuxE July 11th, 1856. c M ~JR, AUTY, FRUINCH TUTOR, having resided on h the Contiiient, speaks with the native accent, begs to annouisce that lie has commesced a FRENCH EVENING - CLASS, at his resideiice 66t, Colntgsratreet ...

... hardest hearts. A single look of the Madonna brings the most obstinate to shed tears of contrition. The Gazette de Bolognza speaks of the immense concourse at Rimini from the neighbouring provinces as offering a spectacle which it is impossible to imagine ...

... information he was able to give, from personal experience, might, to those who Intended emigrating, be of some service, Io speaking of the different states in the Mieeippi valley to which the tide of emigration has hitherto mainly flowed, the lecturer said ...

... statement. The official returns show that our export trade was never in a more flourishing state than at present. The figures speak so strongly on this point that we present them without comment, which could not add to their force :- ?? The comparison of ...

... months, he, much to his gratiftcation, had his hair quite restored, and now possesses a beautiful head of hair. This fact speaks too strongly for itself to require ?? Week ly Messenger. Ro WLANDI'S MACASiSAR 0 ?? success of this discovery in restoring ...

... the country,-to abandon all these, and vote as the necessities of party may require, at the crack of the treasury whip. You speak of an alliance with Lord Stanley, and seem to forget that the resolution on which I voted wos moved by Mr. Roebuci, a friend ...

... should vote for the second seadiug. Mr. E. B. ROCHE then addressed the Rouse. The Ron, Mom- ber's evident determination to speak against time, and his struggles to recollect topics for animadversion, excited much amusement. It being six o'clocs, the Rouse ...

... years, more than one-third of my time has been spent there; that my sojonrns extend over a large extent of country, and that I speak three languages fluently. I premise these things to give weight to the conclusion I have come to, and which is, that there ...