... improved. The points of comparison are several; and upon nearly all of them the verdict goes more or leas strongly against ns. We speak, of course, of the mass. The first-class British ships have, confessedly, fsw equals, and no superiors. Our charts and instruments ...

... Bartbelemy St. Hilaire and M. Mootalembert the Education bilk 7th clause. This called M; Thiers, who demanded perminion to speak, but being 6 o’clock the bouse adjourned. Letters from Toulon of the 9th mention that the staff, the colours, and the bands ...

... kept; nor of the armourer’s smithy, where the ship’s forges and anvils may be heard ringing times; say, I have no time to speak of these things, and many more places of note. Bat there is one very extensive warehouse among the reel that needs special ...

... noise is gene- Mlly overpowering that it is hardly possible to hear word that proceeds from the month, or, mote properly speaking, the the orator, who natters himself that be is addressing the house. It not anfrequeutly happens that two or three members ...

... any considerable cause, notwithstanding certain defects of manner, Hr. Hill is really able and effective advocate. style of speaking of Bir Fitzroy Kelly is eminently legal. His sentences are short, clear, and symmetrical; he arranges his facts luoidly, ...

... or tax called Miniaters Money,” Ireland, with the view to the repeal of much thereof as relates the said rate tax. (Left speaking.) Man* E*E3loht3 and One Omict.-MiduU obatrrers of men and manner* and thing*, like Dioken*, .how u* how blind have been ...

... —of the grounds which these two islands were claimed by na. It appears that, almost .H tbs same time whan your lordahip was speaking, a statement was made in ilio House of Commons by Lord Palmerston, to tbe effect by the treaty of 1800, between Russia and ...

... would become impossible. wished the government would direct their attention to tba system vic.-guardisne in Ireland. (Left speaking.) ...

... great measure, if not entirely, mistaken that point. In oases of this sort of course abuses were sure to occur, but generally speaking the eonduet of the offioera of emigrant ships had been perfectly satisfactory. The Earl of MOUNTCABHEL expressed himself ...

... reasonable that government should have perfect and unlimited oontroul over the agency. I feel that 1 here touch tender ground. To speak of shifting privilege or patronage long enjoyed, however trifling, is not the moat popular measure which could be propounded ...

... from Ireland under various Acts was 4,483,0001. The government proposed to extend the period of repayment to 40 years. (Left speaking.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. O’COMNOB BRADSHAW. The case for the defence was closed this evening, and the counsel for the plaintiff ...

... great measure, if net entirely, miatahen that point. In osaosoftbia sort ofeenraa abuses ware aura to occur, bnt generally speaking tho conduct of the officers of emigrant slupa had MOM perfectly satisfactory. The Earl of MOUNTCASHEL expressed himself satisfied ...