... our regret that that useful journal comes to ns irregularly that other letters to it Mr. Sinclair, who is well qualified to speak with authority on the subject which treats, may not have come under notice. have long been aware of the difficulty which some ...

... The IlHiiiann are numerous tribe—the chief youth. Manv Baveie lish and on river ; darker in complexion than Bichuanas, and speaking a language which has slight khek. Canoes hollowed out of one nee, very line scenery on the banks of the river, splendid ttsee ...

... feeling which then ran breasthigh among the tenantry, then his conduct was most treacherous towards that class of whom he now speaks as if were specially bound to render them suit and service : if, from a want of proper comprehension of the question, then ...

... it. for share of friendsbi|t. lam the person obliged; until I knew yon yon. was a orphan, alone la the world. bad no one to speak to, no take any interest in roe. late my meals alone; ami whenf aetumed home tired Uie evenings, I went to my cold gunvt, dlHffti ...

... perfect unanimity It was uttended by many of the most influential gentlemen in the district; and have seldom beard better speaking at public meeting. The remarks of the honourable Chairman were judicious, and the speeches were all to the purpose, while ...

... propounded the petition, sal down, amid applause, after moving adoption. Rev. John Alexander said, had not anv intention of speak ini when be came to the meeting; but frit it mig'it. perhaps.be considered that came there in the character of a spy. if did ...

... the wheat inn ported, than see the lands go out of cultivation and their ac copiers become a burden on the Poor aite, not to speak at ail 01 their attachment to a monarchical government, and to the religions iostitationa of their country. But if they abould ...

... power was taken out of the way, the harlot rose up in full SWAM. as the monster that has Im. Again, if not istaken, and hut to speak on such subject, thi• the Strange woman, demnbed by Solo. Mon as having set up o Louse in opposition to the loans of Wisdom ...

... that of the ass taken be Ike of the Constmuee were present we were tar I Asp. .11;: make',. gooey:an —the document pp art: speak Itself —Yours truly. C Unsr,l Has inks NI: ow • to state. dill the Ma r • as undrnu• ate , abs.-n• - Rh 'bream the then matter ...

... airy yision fancy « wild heat. She was truly and artlessly fair. The mild correspondence of accent and The stance her ua»k speaking eye— The accent modesty, nioekneas, and sensei Without affectation or silly pretence, Nor tinged with die. looks her gem ...

... J. A. Curran, and several gentlemen, said that they had not heard the question put in the uegaliie “mu lynch ..miu essayed speak ffom.be Prflej. .. -old re' • Mr si abS, I advise von not make foci of yourself _vo„ dare not h.mlon that gentleman for eapresamK ...

... d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. In 1H18.47 29 1 37 1849,38 9 9 9 28 Decline,. 57 2 2 811 This simple statement speaks volumes, and demonstratethe position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly anything which could possibly said ...