... society had in no one instance suffered any loss, however small, in the amounts advanced on mortgage, a circumstance which speaks highly for the character and respectability of the members. The subscriptions have also been paid with remarkable regularity ...

... self-interest, that they must | take some steps to try and get more influence in the councils of j the nation. (Rear, hear.) I speak of the great moss of the j people, for they may depend upon it their interests will be liable , to be neglected if they do ...

... to suppress the first impure desire t haP to satisfy all that follow. Think before you speak, think before whom )'° U speak, think why you speak, think what you speak. i, Society is like air : very high up it is too sublimate' too low down it is a perfect ...

... the Leeds Exchange, ami the Liverpool Exchange, where the Globe paper is taken, and that a whig paper, when persons see it speak against the member for the West-Riding, they arc apt to think there must be a great deal in it, and that the member must be ...

... instruct those young men wno were I being trained for the ministry, that it was their duty to obey the . high party, and only to speak when they gave them permission. . By those and other means they had succeeded in substituting i an oligarchy iv the place of ...

... is even so. It must be so. It will be so yet more and more. You are only at the beginning of your perplexity. The Pope will speak more loudly than ever, and what is more, he will be listened to. He will turn over your musty Acts of Parliament with finger ...

... greater portion of the Scotch emigrants were small farmers and tradesmen, particularly working engineers, and, generally speaking, they were able to secure a comfortable passage, and take some little means with them. The great majority of the Irish emigrants ...

... remarkable quantity of pure- Magnesia held In transparent solution. It was then new tome I as it was to tbc chemical world, and I speak advisedly as a prac' t tical chemist. I believe its medical value cannot be too highly estimated, and I am satisfied that the ...

... native arrival on the scene m the shape of a little chubby-faced, good-looking boy of about ten years old. Of him I shall speak presently!- Then *ere landed, m toe midst of aU our consultations and examinations, Commander Phillips and four men from the ...

... nding two or three miles, one very wet night, which settled in my lungs, and quite took away my voice, so that I could not speak above a whisper from that time undl December last. I tried all kinds of medicines, but they were of no avail. I was then advised ...

... possible uncertainty about its being doubly remunerative in Great Britain —the very centre and focus of commercial greatness. In speaking of the profits of electric telegraphs, imperfectly developed as they are in this country, there is no need to hazard any ...

... when up drove, in a dog-cart, a gallant swain of seventy .' asked the bride out of her mother's house for the purpose of speaking to her ; and when once beyond the maternal roof, set off with the willing fair one for the residence of a clergyman, where ...