... right'to appriots to re' tninlsatersi but-they titve not endaoeed tenm. No, teby muss grvat not bp made ithdependltnt. to speak the, word with alffulans. nry, They mustpreach so as to pleasa those who, jrs and. bee thu his; are inclined to pay for pew& ...

... Jan. 5, from ?? endp MSLLoaaox-tLiverpoel January 7 ?? Bonny Maoos r fraat iesi, January 6, from ?? hrareoted We~f MAur SPeaks-at Deal, January S, ?? en ah MAay JeAn-ott Datmouth, January 8, ?? Labrador out ti MIAXTIH ELLEX-at Falmouth, Jan. 4, ?? more ...

... fact of a cordial union with the working classes-ena- bling us, as it does, to show a united front to our opponents, and to speak with the authority and majesty of a reconciled fand consolidated people-as an element of vast power? s(Hear, hear.) There is ...

... the industry, and the active wealth of the country congregated in towns and popu- lous districts are, in fact, politically speaking, enslaved to the hereditary stupidity, the idleness, the passive wealth and baneful privileges of the lords of the soil, ...

... not because the ctmmittee believed them ' be the bast men of their ?? becapso they bad codfdehee in thern that they would speak the trnth honestly saAfestlessly. (Cheers,) it the 12 nsmed; in the bill had been-prevsnted n-inc -pesent Itt othera -ol hav ...

... minutes. On the following morning, about 41tan o'clock, heard of her being ill, and went to her bedroom. ioe She had no power to speak, being too weak, and could not i 9?. take anything. She spat a great deal of blood. 'Witness *~sent for her sister, and she ...

... William the First, and the words of Glsnville, on this b point of the eimpleyear-and-day test. The freeman I, q properly speaking, the (originally servile) freed-man, as die- a tinguished from the freeman born. I Finally, after establishing beyond the ...

... gamnekeeper) followed him. Witness saw a muan Ito ride pesit, but before he passed Few the gamnekeeper sand I Ii..- prisoner speak to each other. They were standing tit- together when the man on horseback passed them. on Heard the voloes of the two but mot ...

... in workirg s an illicit still, a conviction could not take place. The i prisoner might have gone there for the purpose of speaking to some one. The prisoner had a large family to support. I The prisoner was fined in the penalty of 301., or in default j ...

... proprietors In the usual way. i Before putting the question, however, he wished to Gee if I any gentleman had a desire to speak on the subject of the report. Mr, PELL wished to know if bills overdue and protested l were to be called assets, The CgA IUMAN ...

... instead of being political tools or serfs, as they are elegantly described by persons who have never heard them speak as I have heard them speak to-day- they are the most cou- sidera8le portion of the middle classes, and inferior to none in acquirements ...

... in el having become tenant to land from whish another party was p ?? Mail,. FLOATING OP A WREcy.-The Wsoford Guardiw,, di speaking on the late expected high tides, says: We have, however, one pleasing fact to record. The spring tide on hi New Year's ...