... subject which they discass at any leogtb, and on which much public excitement iat presocnt felt. Of course the Reports all speak of trade as in at highly prosperous condition. AIR,. LEONARD HORNE~R, Who late the Cotton District, writing on the 13th December ...

... which they cannot comply with, or, by silencing without convincing conscience, .really to be false to God before beginning to speak truth to man. As the law now stands, the scruples of certain small religious communities are respected; but either this should ...

... from one in r seventeen of the whole population at the former period e LYto one in eight and a half at the latter period, speaks 3 of volumes for the ability and the disposition of the 2 r- people to educate themselves. Yet Ala. Fox did not t d even allude ...

... next. f I remain, Gentlemen, yours truly, . _ JOHN MASON. . * Tle enclosure is a note from John. BrigIt, Eaq., hl.P., res speaking of ilr, ihl asl a hi'tely rsipeoctreble machille-oaknr in ltocmielrei, wilo ls a patented inestiost whicls he considers ...

... and the best wsges have beenp a eirlorkby me and my late father and l rother nor from fif- l they ito othty ?? Thin fact speak for iteelf, and Will coun- teract any slawiderous or exmggerated statement. wich may be or are in circulaton fir excuso e for ...

... liberty is as intense as ever. a aected IlI closing, (says Sir C. Eardley,) I will only C express the hope, first, that in speaking as I have dore of 1 was the Court of Rome, I shall be understood as not for an priest instant believing that Reman Catholics ...

... to their children, and slow many of I those children are being attacked by small-pox. The - knowledge of this fact ought to speak as a warning, and I should ineduce all parents to have their children forthwith , vaceisated, either by their own eSUrgeous ...

... best wavsges, have heels employed bhyme stus oiy litte fatiser and brothesr, for fiom llfteols to thirty ylears. 'Iis facet speaks for itself. Itt does iisdeed. WO rIUlto0 Agree wills Mr. Clark ois Ilsat poisst, and we 15 are fusrther' of opinion tlisut ...

... MUSICAL EVENTS. DE KONTSBIt AT Llltr.-The Lille papers speak in glowing terms of De Kontski's performances at that town. The following is an extract from La Liberic ?? No artiste ever created such enthusiasm in our town as the violinist De Kontski, whose ...

... thle previous at iaempttiry cltarsecter of tile Prisonter, who said to liti Lord- ship taitti lie haid other gen~tlemen to speak to 11is clitruteer. ,The Lettrtned Judge ?? oh erVed-1 it's tto use multi. jig plying ovidetsce of ?? description,-it only ...

... for- a momlent to open the inner door lto of lisa bunk room ; and a second tinse, at the counter, when, being desirous to speak to Mr. Lacngtoni, who wvan at the er- sipper end of the roonm, he withdrew lila hand for a moment fcom his pocket to beckon ...

... Allbrecht was an .old Irish fivepenny silver token, a coin not in circulation Is now, and which Colonel Addison was able to speak to, c it having been paid him instead of a sixpence, a few days - d before in hsiancliester. The pumps found in the carpet ...