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... seitt the reverterating echo (if their dread hostilities along the Nile.-Tke Britisle Colonies. POLTTENCSS AT HIomE.-Always speak wilth the utmost politeteass ant deference to yiooti parenits ansi friettds. Somo children are polite anitucivil everywnhiere ...
... proceed oooe to the resolution held in bis band. Having read the resolution, the rev. Doctor observed that it was customary in speaking, and sometimes even in writing, this on other subjects, muke too much of 000 dement, so as to represent it as constituting ...
... about B,6oo—the remainder of the supply being derived from various quarters. to Hnd that several the salesmen continue to speak widely for space. This has frequently an injurious effect upon the trade, the butcliert almost invariably purchase cautiously ...
... ansd of partial circumstntstes, there is 510 stls thing as clteapssess or dear- uess. All prices are corisparative ; and to speak of a per- sallstettly lotv range of prices, except irs referesice to a figiher rasige wviticr has ispeviouslY existel, is absurrt ...
... department of hand-loom weaving, which includes very large section of the people in this Province, there full employment ; and speak very guardedly, when we state, that the wages are increased from ten to fifteen per cent. This, with the moderate prices of ...
... relate, it happened that, when Dr. Chalmers entered the pulpit that day, gave out his text, * I not mad, moot Fcetus, hot speak lorth the words eohsrases and truth ;* and the gentleman who, 1 rstbrr think, was mediml man, himmi Irma ...
... TRADE, COMMERCE, AND FI[NANCE. B1ELFAST, MiON DAY EVIE'NNNG. BSuui-Ess, geircrally speaking, hia assumedl a norc cheerful aspect as the year closes. There has il eei, cvidentrly, a ic- vival of trade in the manufactirririg districts, irn corisequerice ...
... proceed at once the retaliation held Ins hand. Having read the resolution,the Rev. Doctor observi d, that it was customary speaking, aod somettmai writing, this subject, a, other subjects, much of element, to represent it constituting the whole. How many ...
... With a new score of good resolutions to keep That we'll walk with her kindly, not radhly nor blindly- Think twice ere we speak, and look twvice ere we leap. Let us ask of our hearts if, this day, wve retain Any dregs of base passions we yesterday nursed ...
... formed after her habits; her actual life become* the model after which mould themselves unconsciously ; for example always speaks more eloquently than words; it is instruction in actionwisdom at work. Daughters will form themselves alter such a woman, ...
... proceeding to refer to the 21st section of the Act, when The Mator observed, that he had two objections to Mr. M'Conncll speaking—the first was because had spoken before ; and the next was, that he could not hear a word he said. Mr. Ciuri.es Thomson' ...
... the contrary, good cause for feeling thankful any one who w ill take the trouble of reminding them, that, they happenâand speak of all parties, high and lowâto form portions, however weakly presumptuous, or humbly unpretending, great whole, placed under ...