... the ltaiiway cluck, minutes too fast. In the short tins dirttTt-iice important, it increases the natural darkness (if I may speak,) of t!ie morning, nil til® greater licrlitnes-4 of the evenings. On the Ist of January, on referring the almanack, we I find ...

... give rise to a general impression that it was intended to keep this country in absolute independence foreign supplies. But, speaking generally, I say that it is of importance in a country like this, where the chief subsistence of the labourer consists of ...

... there was population, there was also property. -(Hear.)—He whs addressing men who thought, and hoped worked, and wished to speak them plainly the subject now under their consideration. About twelve mouths since a few earnest men in the City of London met ...

... the House.—Mr. Poult t Scrope moved for lenve to bring in Bill to exempt houses small rental, from taxation, and was left speaking. HOUSE OF LORDS, YESTERDAY. Lord Brougham gate notice of his intention to bring tbe subject of the Ecclesiastical Commission ...

... ion of the government to pursue liberal course, but at the same time to act with vigour against all projects of anarchy. Speaking of the Revolution of February, ISIS, it savs, A Revolution which has not produced single new practical idea, a single generous ...

... Saturday by offeiing free passage Singaporp iu bis ship to anv ona the vituperatora of Sir J. Urooke. Speaking of the pirates which infest the China seas, Capl. Campbell says—“ On lliree different occasions I had to light ship, and on two others 1 have ...

... suddenly made its appearance in our port,— and well calculated, we must own, its appearance, to excite the curiosity of which speak. Figure to yourself boat without masts, without chimney —with trace of sails or of steam —with not even the shadow of an oar ...

... is current in their mouths. And when they talk of hiin they shake their heads, Aud whisper one another in the ear. And he. speak-, doth gripe the hearer's wrist. Whilst he. that hears, uj.ikes fearful action With wrinkled brows, with nods, with rolling ...

... favourite. Mr. Poynter is a careful actor. Mr. liumphrys is spirited and clever. Altogether, including the ladies, of whom we must speak iu general terms, tne company is a very respectable assemblage of and worthy larger share of box patronage. On behalf of the ...

... Parliament for the course they had taken. The ! Ministers repressed a disposition which mauife.-ted itself iu the Assembly to speak iu violent condemnation Euglaud ! and recommended moderation of language. J The Tricsiino, of the 4th, says that the British ...

... partly dressed, lying on the bed, and the clothes thrown off; she laid hold of him and inquired if he was ill, but he could not speak to her; his mouth appeared to be drawn on one side, and he kept earnestly looking her in the face; she obtained the assistance ...

... state the weather for slaughtering, the Beef trade ruled exceedingly inactive, barely last Monday's quotations.—Comparatively speaking, the number of Sheep were small. As the anivaU of dead meat up to Newgate and Leadenhall have fallen off, the Mutton tr«de ...