... solemnly proclaimed in the uaie House this j plans which must frame and morning. * execute i Joseph and all the rest of you speak out i your minds, are here a baud brothers, , .. . . T • i i pled.ed keep each other’s secrets and work in The Overland ...

... been custody upon an accusation in connection with the case, was next called, and was cautioned by the Lord Justice-Clerk to speak the truth, as he would never be accused with anything concerning the matter. remember the prisoner coming to Bridgemiln, where ...

... true popular strain teaches his congregation the healthy sedative lesson of practical self-reliance. A Roman Catholic pr est speaks of Protestant clergymen as of persons having and displaying common interest with himself in the well-being of their parishioners ...

... ask, should not the intelligent and virtuous people ofthe United Kingdom make them an ample res itution (Cheers.) And when I speak to that great party throughout this country, would say that in all their struggles, whatsoever they may undertake, whatsoever ...

... possibility of putting an end to this abominable traffic at anything like the expense present wasted in the attempt, and to speak of doubling or perhaps tripling that enormous sum is out of the question. We have already done more than what humanity required ...

... bales below the stock of last year. The annual circular of Monday, the 31st December, shows a stock of 468,170 bales, or, to speak accurately, of 96,487 bales above the estimate which has been for some time past foisted the trade. This is marvellous feat ...

... slaughtered. Captain Griffiths, whilst pacing the quarter-lick, observed the ship’s butcher loitering about, if Wishing to speak him, though afraid so. Well, my man,” said the captain, what do you want?” Upon tins the man answered, hope, Sir, you will ...

... the Proprietors. The annexed will, however, be read with interest. CURES OF CONSUMPTION NEWCASTLE. Gentlemen,—l can myself speak ol your Wafers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases of pulmonary consumption. And they have ...

... professional advancement were only open to men who shrank from no degree of turpitude and self-abasement, and we should be speaking of one man who would not barter his conscience for wealth, for Court distinctions, for power. We should be carried back to ...

... rims. he feels himself quite well again. He sleeps well at night, and 1. quite refreshed in the morning. W. Barrow. myself speak of ynur Wsrm with the gntetrst having recommended them in many awe of pulmonary ennsumvion. and they hare always afforded relief ...

... had he not exhibited an audacious contempt for the truth. The vulvar rudeness and clumsy ridicule which he indulges in when speaking of our highly respected and distiaguished neighbour, Mr Watson of Keillor, is pitiful to degree. The writer says that he ...

... placed in the tramp house, and not one scrap or drop of Nourishment was afforded her. But here again we must let the witness speak for himself, we cannot hope to condense his evidence without omitting some point essential to the 'ight understanding of the ...