... next advert to the exercise of my ministerial labours amongst you through period of mare than years, and you are pleased to speak of them the light of privilege and benefit. It true tbat thorn yeara have, in their rapid flight, passed away, since the providence ...

... whioh remained, and the portion awarded to this society; but it did not appear in the banking book and tbey oould not exactly speak ol it as balance in tbe treasurer's hands, though it would come into th* next jear'e account. Ths MAYOR, reply to gmrtioni ...

... alsmted tea corner Buckinghamshire; the llatla* Is SSrTI- and waving givea ofthi tile aT still appended carved corbel., which speak and Deanfcy a* sn. bourn its palmy day*. Tjm turret* and gables, and the lofty fir*, complete a apart from the glorious history ...

... little tbe obtusivenese, in faot be ' well shaken before taken'—as a paid agent. Next we have the tailor in high dudgeon; who speaks of 'making the constitution' as he would of making a pair of breeches, not forgetting ' thepooketsof tbe people.' Tbe doctor ...

... will prevent him?') any person tbe meeting would put questions properly they would answered, and if any of tbem desired to speak tbey would be heard. be said at the outset, be wanted the subject fairly canvassed. Let it stand its own merits. If tbe ag ...

... would want court, camp, or arsenal, from John o' Groats House to the Land's End. Only think what a saving to the people who speak English 1 We wish for no better refutation the fallacies of Free-trade than the corollary whioh Mr. Cobden has so logically ...

... that tbe bankruptcy courts were kept at Leeds instead being taken to York Tbe Town said the commissioner had recently been speaking to him as to the bankruptcy courts being provided in publio building.—Mr. Aid. agreed to the lnoonvenlences which had been ...

... beginning another, is again arising to the equal division the oentury. The Timet commences first leading artiole Monday last, by speaking of the close of the last year, the olose of the first half of the nineteenth century. Bet the century commenced on the January ...

... and anquali- fied praise at the conclusion. The principal star of the evening was Miss Romer—truly concert in herself. To speak of the excellence of her singing would indeed be but to paint the lily and to gild the rose. Suffice it to say that the entire ...

... WILLIAM HARTLEY, of Salterfirth, seoonded the resolution, and mid?l muat act something like a person who was oalled upon to speak, who came from neighbouring countryall he oould my was,' Erin go Bragb,' which meant ' Old Ireland for ever,'and I may my Gisburn ...

... and divers pacific changes, preparatory to the re-establishment of affairs on footing of peace. In thia document His Majesty speaks with gratitude of the services rendered by the army, and of the assistance given by Russia. It concludes in these words : ...

... at instead of being political tools or ignorant serfs, which they are alternately described to be by who never heard them speak as I have to-night and on other occasions— they are not only a most considerable portion of the middle classes, bnt are inferior ...