... the occasion above alluded to. In short, as the ministers obstinately refuse to supply any definite ground'—any theme, so to speak, which] may serve to let the constituents know at the promised election what they are voting for; the people have begun to ...

... as any that was ever drawn from the old and exclusive mines to which we were former'y confined (loud cheers). Gentlemen, to speak seriously, the prime warden has told you that he is comvinced—and he has lone us justice in saying so—that we come forward ...

... MILITARY POLICE IN ITALY.—The Vienna correspondent of the Times has the following:— I have recently had an opportunity of speaking to an Austrian gentleman who was in Lombardy and Tuscany a short time since. He assures me that things are in such a sad ...

... next. —We understand that our borough gaol has been for some time past, and is now without a single prisoner, a fact which speaks well for the morals of he town, and reflects great credit on the police when it is borne in mind that the population of the ...

... I went down and called the muter, who was lying very ill in bed, and reported the circumstance to him. At first he did not speak; I mentioned it a second time, when he said ' Never mind.' I returned on deck, sod stood on the lee quarter to watch the vessels; ...

... which are about to lift society upon 'solid and durable base. It is impossible, says a Paris correspondent, that language can speak clearer the intention of the army to propose the empire; these words admit of no other Interpretation. What is to be the p ...

... Captain Penny's ' practised eye' must have been directed towards Its so-called Victoria Channel. There is no illusion, as he speaks of, near the Banks of Newfoundland. The assertion of 30 or 40 years to produce such a field of ice is absurd beyond all comment; ...

... be inefficient; the other, which adopted the ballot, would be oppressive and interfere with the industry of the country. Speaking for himself alone, be should not recommend a large increase of our standing army; but there were other measures which had ...

... At one o'clock it became necessary to prepare for the execution. Walsh was still in a very weak state, but fully able to speak, and to walk with assistance. The wretched man distinctly said that be was innocent. The culprit lISi able to walk out of the ...

... Maidment has never recruited from that day of bodily and mental exertion. The remaining remarks I transcribe literally, and must speak for themselves. 'Sept. B—Wishing if possible to spare him (Mr. Maid. insist) the trouble of attending on me, and for tbe mutual ...

... and called the master (Mr. Coward), who was lyine very ill in bed, and reported the circumstance to him. At first he did not speak. I mentioned it a second time, when he said, Nerer wind!' • • • We continued our course. I did not like to incur the responsibility ...

... effected at his cost. The interest of the first bondholder taking effect from the period when his lien attached was, so to speak, a part owner in interest td a et d ec foooltrliiistehiroesn Injurywtheet en donet e ret interestedwithout the at the date ...