... ttie Theatre Rcecil 6istt ernilitt suceoss, (If e the inmpressiont site outdo e inHuh, tha is riter of dils acud ccii only speak front thle reporit ol others bat, dosliti let engageieneti, the boxes of the theatre were talen by 0.s 0first people its the ...

... 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 ...

... quite fit n for the Presidency: and the fact of his election, solely 01 on the ground of his merits as a soldier, does not Pi speak well for the working of popular election to fl that immensely important office. He proved, how- nI ever, a decided friend to ...

... luset5, containssii a £5 15s., froms the pocket of Mrs. Digby. Yesterthssy a afternoon, oboist three o'clock, Mrs. Dighy Wuts speaking~ % to a gentlhemass its Silver-street, opposite thse shtop of Dli'.. S. Garhustt, draper, whsen it boy naimed David. Birehs ...

... have been, .! madness; to Bern it ap-bo peared a mattar of calculation and certainty. : h As a ma4, all'who have known Bem speak, of him II with the greaiesttendernees and affec ion. Generous in to a fault, he, was anxious for the interests and wel- of ...

... have been, madness; to Bem it ap- by o peared a 'Matter ofcaloulation andl certainty. he g As a nman, all who have known Bern speak of him Hi e with the greatest tenderness and affection. Generous in i- to a fsnlte he-was anxious for the interests and wel ...

... have been, madness; to Bern it ap. by o peared a matter of calculation and certainty. he g As a man, all who have known Bern speak of him HIt 9 with the greatesttenderness and affection. Generous in to a fault, he was anxious for the interests and wel- Of ...

... John and proof of debts, at 11. tll JohnJackson, Scarbosougi, silversmith, certtltcate. at 1. FniDnAv, Aug. 22. v. William Speak, of Halifax. stuif manufacturer, choice oh . . Ohaasignves and proof of debts, at 11 John Hannah, of Huddersfield, cloth dresser ...

... this d,,at; e I It is remarked that all these ceremonies are fdeqnstoi5 principally by strangers. 'A Roman, to whom I Vd speaking on the subject, says the correspondent of tht 3 Chronicle, very cooly rejoined that they er chideflk I for them. Sundays ...

... Todmorder. Same day, aged 79. MARtYt, widow of lir. Ws. CHtLD, school- master, Alannaigham. Same day, aged 26, Us8Y, wife of Mr, SPEAK, Bavaria-place, Manningham. On hlonday week, at Market Weighton, aged 78. Mr. L. RICHARD8ON, Northgate Academy. Same day, MARB ...

... of the country and in tiei .iitienof Eu~nf anl tppied mos bem fied Theraue is noe t in the army or the setiate to act and speak with hisK * sority. There is none with whom the valour and e he worth of this nation were so incorporate. Yet, iou we consider ...

... less distinguished than his military Jet r life. His studies had not qualified him for a legislator ga -or for Parliamentary speaking, though they had for the in ,f routine of admninistratiol. With all his decisive th I, thinking and acting, he was a hesitating ...