... to.the'whole'.of Enrope, with.all lM its ancient 'and .popular 'eities, andI comercsi ' nteei'ts, fd Does' not. this fact speak 'voliimes'for the giant stridesto' hi prospeerity of. the new state of Californis, which lids sprubg Je up in the'far west ...

... the' a stowckloflt year. l.he' ancnil circular of Ivfonday the- 3Bst of December, sbows a stock pf 468;170'bales, Yor, to `speak a'curately, of 96,4187 bales above the Y estimate wbich has been for some time past foisted of 1e ;on the trade!' ?? th i. ...

... The tobacom~arkret -at Biremen Ole the 10th was very animtated, end at edlvetteeod -rittcs.-G/itbu, LLetters frons Malta Speak of a mtarked inmprovem~ent itar- at, ing- taken piece during the; past, yost in the tritfe or tite' Isa islannl, to wv hich ...

... need to despair of of n them, and ETi sups httesi ant be fairly cultivated pa s' by cheir industry. ( fear, hear.) Now to' Speak ubout the of y report of that cootmittee.: our president read an extract from sot Li the report, -ind I. would, like to read ...

... thaf the merchants and spinners in Man- il chester should do what they could to assist in this kind M of import.. ;He couldspeak for himself, for Mr. Peel, tl :and for a greattmany other firms in. Manchester whom ri he' dduld'iame, who had acted upon ...

... iunthe moriuing,, therewas. lyitgoiu 4he-- ia the. ha~cj' dtlii. corpse' of a )oung. womianto whoms bthew'riilerlsai ers been' `speak iggon tlie night before, when. ehe' salpesrel art. p'Pefit'eaclti: 'I'he sailors-fied her.pitil her bed i es,' clotbihisaud ...

... views with B . ieg'ard .tbo'''thie? servyiqe ,and. r~mnuner aion of certain of officers in 'the Metropolitan' Court.: Puge 63 Speak- r rt 'ing oqfaditious,'proi seto be',imade, to the salaries t te of the, Chief -Commissioner 'and- Chief Registrar of t h- ...

... everywhere, at home and Abroad, of the most beautiful works of art. a; H-iBEaT CHORAL SOCI13TY, HYDE.-We have taken e owcasion to speak of this interesting musical society on two a previous occusions;- in the--first giving an acount of its O, origin and general ...

... the-Irist: onions, atid the tneasures he proposed to take; in respect to the advances made.by this country. . _. * , [~~Left speaking)] ,- .; -. r- COURT OF ExOEQifir, F`IDAY --CHALTeT LAND' 3.Scs-sta-The case of -O'Connor v.Bidadhaweditor of the n Nottlugham ...

... and concluded by suggesting rules for the;I inted aid an guidance of young men in cherishiiig the sacred pria. Ade:r. ciple speaking, thinking, acting, the truth before God aind hbair- man.. he first'suggestion was that they should preserve at everyc tl ...

... theq'u'e's~tion~er girhiis Opinion,- The Qsestiner awuit seeput'an, by trustees, and. not by' ofdepositostherefore, Viute ?? :to speak of posithi'sn - ru ?? if - Qesion-tiescomitee onsdeed hecases of thoso who h vontice for their monieybelere Hakwortli died ...

... ascended tihe platform, they were assailed with lond cries-for the til- mission of IIr. Dtnnu. The president attempted to speak, but not a word could be heard front the itcessant olitmotri of the majority of the 'conregration; who ?? the ad- niission ...