... liigtonr Quay. Thits iteformation they gathered from the History if 13ridlinglon, written by tile late Rev. M. Pricitett, which speaks of a grant to that effect by King Stephen to the inhabitants of Bridlingion, The severe defendants, who, together with a number ...

... country in general; and the defeat of the Ministr3 by a majority of 85 to 53,-in spite of the CHANcrLLOa of the ExcHsEUaa's speaking against time, while the Government whip was at work,- was not what can be considered as particularly igno- minious to the ...

... further to say that the duke thought the pre- late mad ; that the prelate thought the same of the duke; that each went to speak to the premnier about the other's i sad affliction ; that there they met, the mystery was l L cleared up, and C. J. London ...

... the hand the parting friend, and, with arms outstretched grasp in the coiner. Should Sir ROBERT himself, as is reported, speak against Minis- 3t ters, then, indeed, will their case be urgent, and their 'i chance of obtaining a respectable majority small ...

... blue and green can be rea- dily distinguished, and of such a quality, that theeyeis not pained in gazing on It, certainly speaks well for the superiority of the light. it burns with all even and steady consumption, about one cubic foot in three or four ...

... and said the sea agreed with me, [ had grown so fat. NATURE'S VOICEs.-All that we see around us of dead matter lives and speaks if we will hear. Earth is but an opened book; her mountains and valleys; deserts, gemmed with islands of refreshment wherever ...

... dispose of this part of the subject. The honourable member for Buckinghsamshire (MIr. Disraeli) .eas pleased the other night to speak of an arranged machinery in this house. The insinuation, though couched ire that allu- sive phrase which the bonourable gentleman ...

... restored to peace until decisive measures are adopted for setting ?? Bap- tisntal question at rest for ever. Of course, I speak only as to my ow,, impression. As regards rmyseef, should the Gorham case assume a new aspect by tire decision of tins Court ...

... letter on tile subject of Archdeacon Wilberforceas charge, ishich seems, in some quarters, to have been mis- understood. When I speak of the baptismal question being 'set at rest, I do not mean to intimate a belief that I* the doctrine of baptismal efficacy ...

... oblai tted a doable first-t class degree, itdidlating the highest proficiency in classics f and maitheisatics. Byron thus speaks of biun while he wvas lila comspanion at Hatrow :- r Peel the orator sad statesman (I that was or is te ?? wast my form-fellow ...

... viere false, but said they wele perfectly true. He be- lieved the signatures to it were perfectly gentuine, but could not speak positively to them all. The meanis bv which most of them lied been obtained, was by meetings be ing called by the principal ...

... past, have been clteeen at isis request, by llfr. E. B. Denison. Tue favourite old bay snare, of which tihe London papers speak, was selected by that gentleman. Sir Robert, It is well known, was not a skilful horseman. THE CONFIRMATION BY TIIE ARCuIBISHOP ...