... water,’ in the land, as centuries long have been in our own. these are harsh woids and may offend many. I cannot help it; I speak the truth, not from unit.udnese, not from coldness, my springs fromdisappumted love. What 1 siaie the Irish Aineiica fact, ...

... who asked ance. But, leaving such to, let me speak of what is niore me to say, that I am highly gratified in seeing so great a number present of those whom I have such reason to esteem and to love. Let me speak of your kindness, icy respected friends, and ...

... state that Messrs. Ewing, Paul al t!ity, have offered 6s. 3d. in the pound, composition has been accepted by the Ulster, speaking of the linen trade of Ireland, says : to report a still farther redaction in the o fabrics during the past week, eb tu a ...

... strangers to their own properties as much as the members of that Board were. It was a scandalous bosiness,and he could not but speak strongly on the subject when he knew that these people had been forced to quit their native land, and ho must dissent from ...

... ♦-rtect Hint the Lord’s lesigimtiou tne Juatic ship had accepted t *« Minister. Letters received in town recently as Monday, speak Lord Denman making aittiaiacioiy, thougii alow, progre** towards recovery, but not unit ,it Lordsnip’s retirement as even ...

... condemned the abandonment of Monte Video as disgraceful to France. The Assembly then adjourned. The Minister of the Interior would speak on Monday, and a long debate was expected. M. linen been appointed President of the tee of inquiry into the cir tances coolie ...

... the cost of a Crows, and to weigh Baronets and mitres by the bushel. It is because we dread that consummation that we now speak. This piece of hypocrisy is, indeed, sown with white thread, and it is unnecessary to expose it farther than it is self. exposed ...

... passenger in the street could discover that was close the sea, which washes the shore within a few yards ; and, literally speaking, the only two openings toward the sea consist of dung-steads, whence the manure and sweepings the town are shipped ott' to ...

... twice a year, measures of praise and verse, such as I believe may be sung in the chapel and in presence of the sovereign. I speak the more freely, as the best time for abolishing this ridiculous custom is while the prince is a man of virtue, and the poet ...

... also the whole of the marshes are not disposed to wait for the demise of the Cromwell of er in complexion than Bechuaems, and speak a language essie Anderson, theft. buyers vvas but moaerate; yet the demand for all breeds ot beads Teade. Such rare instances ...

... for his skill and industry, over interest and capital employed, a sum of £106. From the high terms in which the magazine speaks of this gentleman, his acquirements, and his reputation, there can be no doubt that he is such a man as an English landowner ...

... now se extensively foisted upon the public as Coffee., but which are, in fact, the merest libel upon the very name; and we speak advisedly when we say that, in many instances, the compounds so sold are unfit for use, being totally destitute of the evential ...