... nrovisions of the act that they reader themselves amenabl to a penalty. A timely hint with regard thereto has, generally speaking, had a beneficial effect. Mr. Brouahton— Now, as to cleansing by means of salt. Do you give any advice to parties about that ...

... provisions of the Act that they render themselves amenable to a penalty; a timely hint with regard thereto has generally speaking had a beneficial effect. Mr. Broughton.—Now, as to cleansing by means of salt; do you give any advice to parties about that ...

... through your paper ' whether his Vla nr • Poor Howlett was a 7 good deed ? The Marquis hOW loarde may rely upon his good speaking and high to in the House of Lords, and it is difficult for Howlett 1 / 4 1 cl tge in such a contest; but let the friends ...

... sustained htr reputation as the first comic actress of the day. Of the Squire Broad- lands of Mr. Farren it is impossible te speak in terms too laudatory ; he is the very type of the true English gentle- man, and stands unsurpassed and unsurpassable in gentle ...

... the promise held out to them that morning, that the gentlemen at his end of the table should not occupy all the evening in speaking. It was unnecessary for him to advert on that to his views with regard to agriculture and the present position in which they ...

... ruling body, whicb dil rest on tlieir favourable judgment, their deliberate opii and their good sense. Speaking for himself, and he was that he might speak also for the head of the ?? Sir Robert Feel, he might say that they would never sent to drag out a ...

... great idea and principle, of which it developed the existence and secured the survival. Of Germany, indeed, and of all German-speaking races, we now feel assured of the liberation, the union, and the onward progress. There mny he obstacles and pauses, difficulties ...

... provisions of the act, that they render te t Arcl ,s ara enable to a penalty.,. A timely hint with O‘tleret o has, b generally speaking, had a beneficial 0 44 11 ,h u as to cleansing by means of salt. r advic e t o part i es a b ou t th at b eing the best Ntkct ...

... care for property, to which some envious foreigners ascribe the display of the 10th of Aprilafford a surer ground of hope; we speak more especially of the majestic humiliation of the people unprompted by their governors, almost in defiance of their governors ...

... regeneration, but employ German power to enlighten and emancipate those of its eastern provinces inhabited by other races, and speaking other tongues. Thetreachery,imbecility,and impolicy of Austria has, however, delivered over its Sclavunian provinces to Russian ...

... to the station-house for the assistance of the police. Inspector Lester, G division, attended, and said he was enabled to speak to the noise and appearance of drunkenness among some of the customers who were in the hoase. The defence of Mr. Gill was, ...

... sense, even who had never known anything ability introduced him to the late Lord Auckland, when ,1 * ,cr !of Ireland. When he speaks of a crowd of poor people Governor General, who, on Colonel Irvine’s return to Eng- J- oat was aud J® ed ,l .*“;» ? knife ...