... an d all but starving needlewoman, to say nothing of the toiling artisan, still worse off peasant, needs illustr!tion,-it speaks, trumpet-tongued, condemnation of the tax. The statesman the philanthropist, and the moralist, will here alike find ample ...

... Bourdeaux had narrow escape with bis life. He fell from railway carriage, but only lost a few of his teeth. The Daily News, speaking of the reported Servian insurrection, says, letter from Pesth of 22d states that for the last few days all communication ...

... numerous tribe, the chief youth. Many Makoba or Bayeiye fish and float on the river; darker in complexion than Bechuanas, and speak a language which had slight klick. Canoes hollowed out of one tree, very fine scenery on the banks of the river, splendid trees ...

... German mouth may not manage, and others that would stick in a Spanish or Italian throat. But your Solavonian or Russ will speak any language or any accent, and would defy any assay of nationality, even tbe passport itself, supposing that not be counterfeited ...

... and when the public wants demand works, the Railway Directors manage somehow or other still to keep possession them. also speaks of the advantages which the public have derived from the Railway. This is correct in one view, but not theoretically given ...

... s. d. In 1848 G 31 4 18 1 33 7 37 10 „ 1849—38 9 |25 9 15 9 22 9 27 28 11 Decline™ 57 27 64 62 811 This simple statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly anything which could possibly be ...

... attempt to take the line into their own hands, they might he plunged into sea of endless litigation, stated in the report. To speak of it endless litigation might appear strong language ; but it was borne out the views of counsel, wiio Slid they were only ...

... the Proprietors. The annexed will, however, be read with interest. CURES OF CONSUMPTION IV NEWCASTLE. Gentlemen,— can myself speak of your W'alers with the greatest confidence, having recommended them in many cases pulmonary consumption. And they have always ...

... with whom it has been matter of personal experience and stndy. Agriculture is so extensive subject, that no one writer can speak from personal knowledge on all its departments; and it is subject so variable with circumstances, and therefore so liable to ...

... their sentence before a court of review. were both accusers and judges, and in respect to the odium of the process were, so to speak, also accused. The accused had three trials, namely, before Presbytery, Synod, and Assembly, and, the case of private member ...

... gentlemen, who, from their exterior, and manners, are fully entitled to the name, are brothers, about 17 and 16 years of age. They speak English thoroughly, with pleasing correctness, giving every evidence ol good manners and education. The youngest is named Alexander ...

... be heard those within the building, and those seated on the scattered tombstones of the churchyard. A hum in the crowd now speak on the authority, and almost in the words, of an eyewitness), and a melancholy tolling of the bell, announced the approach ...