... intereated in arriving at the truth, and most cou:petent at once to form and to express a m,rrect judgment in the matter, we speak advisedly when we say that we cannot but consider it— Unjust, that any man, living, as it might have been presumed, under the ...

... shocked by e hearing women of the lower classes, when speaking of a neighlbour's child, make use of such expressions as- Oh, depend upon it, the child '1I not live ; it's in the burial club. When speaking to the parents of a child who may be unwell, it is ...

... produced in th« mind of their banker. It is not merely by way of loan or discount that banker stress snob person. Ho also speaks well of him to those persons who may make inquiries respecting him; tbe banker’s good opinion will be the moans of proeuriog ...

... increased, while their manner of life w to a very slight extent, been modified by the influences of Jhe south. They still speak the Gaelic language, inhabit smoky bate, and cling to the customs of their forefathers. Through (he broken gaps in their social ...

... their allies from Manchester talk of the uselessness of the colonies, or the sneer which sometimes escapes them when they speak of the imperial greatness and glory of their country. Radicals, on the other hand, will, perhaps, look with something of a ...

... church and state. They would not find him voting for edu- cetien without religion, nor economy without effirency. Were he to speak an hour he could say no more. (cheers) There were 19 tosats and about 30 speeches: it will be un- necessary, therefore, to ...

... for Working Men, either to assist them in their Occupation, however laborious, or to promote their Health and Happiness. SPEAK ERS.-Mr. Parker, Coach-joiner; Mr. McCormack, Blacksmith's Hammerman; Mr. West, Fellmonger ; Mr. mcLachlen, Glass-blower; Mr ...

... character of the man whose life consisted of such facts. The reader of Dr. Hamilton's writings, and those who have heard him speak in public, or converse in private, are already persuaded that he had a large and healthy intellect; that his acquisitions were ...

... with some twenty competiteens, and to him they do come petit oars, for they prove perfect bears, or, snore properly speaking, bores. A Lovers' Quarrel •n a grand scale, a sort of tar for the million, takes place, which, although beginning in love ...

... fraction of the majority, if it be true that M. Larochejacquelin, who spoke on Saturday, and M. Berryer, who, it is said, is to speak to-day, are his officitt organs ? What object do they propose ? There is also another man of immense talent who, it is affirmed ...

... its misfortunes and the badge of an intolerable humiliation ? Is the government of a people passionately fond of all that speaks to their vanity and; their wit to be carried on by the practical exclusion of eloquence, intellect, and ambition ? In a word ...

... which could be more precious to me.’ The deputation then withdrew. “ It is said that M. Thiers, who was fully prepared to speak in the Legislative Assembly on Monday, on the subject of La Plata, was prevented by a violent bleeding of the mouth. “M. Devinck ...