... Barnabas',cronscitted to act as htlnltearv- shaplain to the hos;pital. Noejit-ost ithpea's were muade by the tout. various speak-rs, intreatilng the tpublie to come fororard ,,it.etr -did in utortiig so exceletit and valuable an institution. After the ...

... Sir E. Waile~r, Colonel Vande -P d a ?? to- The Marquis of Dowasohire was called to the chair. la t-h The Chairman, after speaking of the honour whichiT Iahad been conferred upon him, said, it wag unnecesanry t to trouble thle meeting with any remaarks ...

... take. lIt. Because HIL adv they would be unsolitel to the cololry; 2tidly, because ru-i, t they are elernlots, genonrolly speaking, fiir wagi s here. H it la he sipoles n teeeggdr coarse work, are have dydiffrently biruated; hit I hoise we will riot tkele ...

... sby, $hezianner. he, iigures -it do i ?? muake it appear char thefcorporatiougaiuet nenfly tho,,iioIe, f amount. I cannot speak ?? ;r 1849, hut the~previ ,syear., lh aktws'e~~te ip of £900, out of which wssexpuded ;hqf~eruuin jus sum i f ' X624. 8s. 8d ...

... deprived, in this fiery clime, 'IT lug, -hf- that protection so kindly aflordeti by nature. Tue above pei ,to'1 is, generally speaking, a correct representation of lisa British det tire soldier, when on acttiftl service ; atid only siotws how coin- a ride ...

... coiners, and to maintain, at all I hazards, the integrity of that empire against the aggressions I of foreign poweis. When we speak uf-foreign. powers, a-a o mean oiil vRtissia; and 'it is thle common talk with every a one who knows anything of continental ...

... amount of!apecie do not Wey nM .pei' Sotne of the prisoners meution-G bo~xes,,eaeh .conta in1.ug wing 3,000 dollars,: others speak of- only ~eight_ boxes, and agsi in also it is repo~rted that-it was- in vialue 8,000 dollairi. It is I~' possible that, although ...

... of a co urse of eight lectures, on the ?? he istory of the Midl Ags. Di. aksn a Iser , at lecturing is very agreeable. He speaks altogether 'u set extempore, but with great fluency and accuracy, and by reft eg presenting his subject in its most interesting ...

... or plunged into winter sleep by ?? Aspects of Nature. How TRE LAwrEas cAME By TaEIR PATnON SAINT. -And now because I am speaking of pettyfogers, give me; leave to tell you a story I mett with when I lived in Rome. Goeing with a Romane to see some Antyquityes ...

... A. Gaulter, Miss Baron, Miss Wood, Mrs. Bentley, Hutehnson, Mrs. Snape, eMrs. Greens. The trays -having been removed, the speaking com- menced, a platform having been erected for the chairman and speakers. William Eccles, Esq., occupied the chair, supported ...

... individuals, hie suggested that thle two modes- of It celebrating the anniversaries -which hart hitherto been if adopted (namely speaking and antusementsa) should be D. separated. (Hear, hear, and applause.) 'The bonourable a- gentleman having made a few additional ...

... in this unwarrantable usurpation of judicial functions E that no voice has been raised in either House of Parlia- ment to speak out the truth; and surely it ia a subject a, worthy of your LMrdship's coasideratioo, and which hr mnght rightly and legitimately ...