... Mother.’* “ Having seen the success of this simple and Invaluable American invention in the family of friend, we are enabled to speak of as deserves.** —Extract from ** Howill’s Journal.** “ Of all the nursery inventions of modem times there is certainly none ...

... meeting. In assembly purely agricultural, voted for Mr. amendment, and of course voted for free-trade. | Whilst Mr. Ward was speaking In defence protection, ■ and. he said, in reply to Mr. Sawdeo's remarks, tha pith and marrow of which, the way, forgot even ...

... it. His royal highness Is much pleased to see so large an In- crease of the number of depositors and of the balances which speak so strongly of the increased prosperity and feeling of se- curity of the middle 'and lower classes. His royal highness wishes ...

... burnt off him cxcept hia stockings, and he appeared to be id quits dead. As soon, however, as he was removed, lie was ableI to speak,, but could give no account Of thle mariner In which, tieJ ry became on fir. Medical aitendanca was instantly Procured, and ...

... communicating you some of the happy eflkct* produced In tin* neighbourhood • Dr. Loeock's Wafers,* of which customers cannot speak intarma too high. •* A lemale re-idlng in this town, who broke blood about si* months ago, and who, since that t»eriod. has ...

... BMSktt-tcilete srlt,dows, attd ucaured the streets for increasend num, bars to hurst open the bail doors. Witlie Lard Talbist was speak. log, a wholes hiwlrrdsdfmne was drivts bodily In by an Immense stone cast against It. Large stones flew about the roam ; and ...

... allusion to what he designated the outrage of hired mob) proceeded to address the assembly. All the time that Lord Talbot was speaking the crowd outside the hall had been Increasing, and the shouting and groaning was kept incessantly that it was quite clear ...

... considered be over: but some of the member*, who bad manifeeted spirit of oppowlion during the whole of the proceedings, rose to speak, alien they were called order the president, ■he Her. It. Bolteril, and, through the apparent impossibility of again securing ...

... was It this Friday, the 4th of January, that Hannah Booth by applied for relief? The Wife—A little before nine; 1 could not speak particularly to the time. Were you the house the time ? The Wife—l was at that time, and might be ten minutes or quarter before ...

... are obnoxious, and that it would so Hull. Of coarse, I take my information from the public prints, though they do not always speak what right. Now, If ours was a onion, and If chimney or part of the roof of our Workhouse was by accident blown down by a gale ...

... in every thoughtful mind. We know we shall : not be blamed by those who visit, and teach, p and relieve the destitute, for speaking the truth, unpalatable as it may be. There are many, how- U ever, who, admitting the evil, object to any mode of it mitigating ...

... would rather only answer for myself more particularly because I only attend at ths court usually once a week. I may. however, speak for Sir Win. l.owtlirop, who generally sits with me, and who sent me letter which read in address to the Town-ConxcU on Ibis ...