... retrospect. They have fought some stout battles together, and have won some victories of no slight value to society. Not to speak of early struggles for civil and religious liberties, of the accomplish- ment of which any people might be proud, and the glory ...

... House of Business in cisull- 28t s1 try, to reside sibrosd, or travel with all Invalid liavinro resided lat ?? in l'sirs, and speaks Frebch flueostly. highly no- Ne 3, spectable ?? A. H., AMrs. GALT'S, Confectioner, fre Lerd street, Liverpool. r _ My hll ...

... Jackson. After the usual loyal toast hadbeen proposed, thechairman directed atten ion to the business ?? the evening. After speaking in the e hi9hest terms of Mr. Smith,he called upon Mr. James Cheshire, the oldest band in Messrs. Smithn' employ, to present ...

... (From the Venerable Archdeacon of hose.) to Aghadown Globe, Sh-ibbereets, county Cork, Aug. 22, 1849. he . Dear Sir,-I cannot speak too favourably of the Revatenta Ice Arabica. ALEXIS STUART, Archdeacon of Ross. ry 2, Princess-street. Mlanchester, 3rd ...

... Of many a wo-ll-renienibcroil face;- To conjure up eacim form of' love, remit Until again they live mmmd umove,' in the And speak te Ili of' days and themes V. Long lost to all ease thommglmti and dream?. nmub- lb sweet to let the fancy roamu With unclhesk'd ...

... very recently, which is the view exhibited of )Q the progress of this Institution by our intro nunmhers. I do 1101 s.hero speak of the susis insured, of our INcVESTaMENTr of earI sictusriens, or of anything of that sort. took lit our srgnE - iUaMnERS ...

... ?? the Venerable Archdeacon of Ross.) Aghadown Glebe, Skibbecreen, county Cork, Aug. 22, 1849. 0 'Dear Sir,-I cannoit speak to-I favourably of the Revalenta I-Arabica. ALEXIS STUART, Archdeacon of Ross. .e 2, Princess-strecet, Manchester, 3rd ...

... passers-ly, and conveyed to the nearest Itouse. Medical msuistance Nva s speedily tendered, but the ?? tian has been tnable tJ speak sitce, nmid lies in a ?? precarious state. ...

... amid perhaps andl I kissigthat ?? action woiild at this iniomnent be found cx- N cosveyincosivesilent at this college, iii speaking ofi moyseif Dorm l-ie kep as wiade of the truth as the 1ilis rmlmc oll Elvc have desired. It was, therefore, is vain that ...

... I i. , amid 2s. 9d. each. hb M ORE CURES of CONSUMPTION by Dr. LOCOCK'S ?? ole PULMONIC WAFE11Q. hi ,ar GENTLArTEr,-I Can speak of your Wafers myself with the en greatest confidence, having recomimncrided them in ntany cases Ja of' pulmonory consumption ...

... they dlid, if trite samples had been se1st thorn bI y Dr. Itrusprattr? ,f From the very leigh msanner in which Dr. Hoffssarsn speaks of their professional talents`, in a rsote whins I base receivedi frona him since riy latst-I believe that they would not ...

... with 'I 14,000seals (about lflhltuns.) The boy was asked whatise tI saw on board the Honniltoit Ross at the timre lie wvas s~peaking, and replied kthat hcesaw the captain anti doctor in tice cabin. lhcooging over the mtate, who, load got lois . hand hurt ...