... bad motive to the I gentle-men who had given their sanction to the cleansing of t the streets on Sabbath, and he desired to speak respectfully of those who differed from him on the subject, believing, E as he did, that the use of improper means tended rather ...

... capital, from the aboli- tion of duties on many articles, which ale, or may be, profet ably consumed upon a farm. r m , p In speaking of an abatement of rent, he states that it is not his intention to make such indiscriminately- butthat he will take into ...

... There never was a time s when the old national spirit was more imperatively requir. - ed to show itself than now. Let us then speak out boldly t in defence of our country, and tell those Manchester con- t spirators, il answer to their insolent challenge,that-be- ...

... a sufficient pledge against suffering from an undue oxer- eia of the Episcopal powver. But, ,if a Bishop (hypothetically speaking) shall choose t~o incur the responsibility of ordering a I Presbyter to do anything contrary to rubrical or canonical enactment ...

... Grammar is a knowledge of the rules, by observing which the English Language is spoken and written correctly. Now, we may speak of Grammar as an art or a science, but not as a i1o7wedge. The same clumsiness is to be found in many of the other definitions ...

... to the Emperor of Austria re- commending him to treat the German question amicably with Prussia. AusTRmA.-The Daily News, speaking of the reported Servian insurrection, says, a letter from Pesth of 22d states, that ' for the last few days; all communication ...

... greeted with the cry of bah, bah, from the right. I know, said the speaker, ' it - is not how considered as boe ion to speak of their heroisma. Bat France nevertheless .,cepted 'the Repub- {ic with acclamnation. No, no, exclaimed another, -she ...

... gentlemen, who, fiom their exterior and manners, are ftuly entitled to the name, are brothers, about 17 and 16 years of age. They speak English thoroughly, with pleas- i ing correctness, giving every evidence of good manners and f education. The youngest is named ...

... provements, Pulteney Town Harbour will shortly be placed on-a very different iboting from any it has hitherto pre- sented. lne speaking of the effects of the gale at Peterhead, Uaptain Washington says:- It appears in evidence that in the gale of the 18th ...

... FITIIKH FOB THE «r PBurtcnoN ki-ivence. Ami if the Parliament conwuted, the countr)* Other latidlonls hare been writin? and speak ing to their tenant*, some of them in a very fjolish manner; but we have only space to notice, fur the sake of contrast, two ...

... forces suflicietut to ensure their success and the safety of Freitch siabjeuti in La Plata. Several members claimed leave to speak, and the debate weas adjourned. spatin. MiADUic IDec. 25.- Everything tends, says the jourtial I- El Pais. 'to confirm the ...

... poorer or humbler classes of oitr people, to whtom a grLehs- ful is eomfort, and a rfil extraveganleevi.. Therefore, why net speak.oltt at one, and tell us that ylour pnrpose is to restral the ikndul gence of spirituous lie or to 'the wealthy, and the better-I ...