... two or three year# ago, end besides it is not the poor person after all benefits by the exensal of the rates, but generally speaking the landlord, who many instances demands mors rent, because ths tenant has no rates to pay. 1 hsv# also been accused of trying ...

... Motes Whitusorth charged with arson Mcl bourn, waa again examined befora the magistrates Roys ton, when number of witnesses speaking to circumstances tending to fix the guilt upon the prisoner, gave their testimony, and was fully committed for trial The ...

... the greatest amount of distress and discontent Is be found, and that incendiary fixes of ths most frequent oceurrenes. Wham speaking several r i the farmers on this subject, I nave always been told tba condition of the labourer ia not so bad as would first ...

... that of the princes is purely one of observation. The two young gentlemen, who are brothers, about 17 and 18 years of age, speak English thoroughly. The youngest, Alexander Lihiiiiho, has been selected by his uncle to succeed him, should die childless ...

... s-methiug akin feeling of independence, while it has taught him to feel that ho has a small stake in tho country. Generally speaking, the farmers are opposed the system. There are, however, many exceptions to the contrary : they consider that tho labourers ...

... that character. Complainant denied the charge, on which the defendant threw hull down, l.y which his elbow was hurt nothing speak of,” and bis coat was niuJded. This was alleged assault. The evidence being confirmed by a witness named Alfred Garrod, Head ...

... sun. > traditionary accounts of the Indians of Chagul is, that no white man 1 lias ever reached this city ; that inhabitants speak the Maya language ; are aware that a race of strangers lias conquered tiie whole country round ; and murder any white man who ...

... or three years ago, and besides is not the poor pc-son after all who benefits by the excusal of the rates, hut generally speaking the landlord, who many in stances demands more rent, because the tenant has no rates to pay. I have also been accused of ...

... From tbe Venerable the Archdeacon of Roas. Aghadown Glebe, Skibbereen, County Cork, Aug. 23, 1849. ■ Dear Sir,— l cannot speak 100 favoarably of the Kevalenta Ara- bic*. Alxxakdeb 8rc akt, Archdeacon of Boss. Bromiey, Middlesex, March 31, 1849. ...

... the sides. In fact, we have only to look to our turnpike roads to see how differently these things are managed. Gene- rally speaking, tbe ditches, openings under gateways aud path- ways, are either choked up or insufficient for the passage of the water. ...

... effecting rapid and continual transit between foreign and British ports, for the conveyance of grain—a circumstance which speaks volumes to the anticipations of the Continental traders. And he adds, We have not been arguing without sound data—such as ...

... FRANCE. Among tbe symptoms of a revolution in haste, repented ot at leisure, tbe Royalist provincial papers are beginning to speak their mind. We read in the Courrier de la Somme :— We are Reactionists ; we are not Revolutionists. We wish the Republic to ...