... ~eve'ring,; I iipiji t1~sulyou fo~r' thonoubon eWreda. * he ekairi'thc inidivfi'alhs'wom ye '*ill at once . eieignise; when I speak of him as th ?? I Shan 'Republican, Special' Colistable. ...

... and things in t general; now for myself upon this subject, with which by this time I should be pretty conversant. e I can speak in the highest terms, at all events, I e can assure you-I was never better in all my life; e from the day we left Kingstown ...

... 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 ...

... may rely upon it that a nation which has X once gained a free trade in food, will never par 8 with the blessing. y Wn2N we speak of the dulness of politics in I 1849, we of course refer chiefly to domestic politics. 1 On the Continent, Hungary and Italy ...

... done, the chairman teld the meeting that some of 1 ours chic/c were in reserve, to address them. When Mr. Hamilton arose to speak, not long after, he ad- vetted, playfully, to the phrats into whch the chairman had intro- duced ;he latterspeakere, of whom ...

... the smoke and dust of a combat. Let us 9 mnarch onwards, but with our eyes open. t Again we are told: Beware! Beware ! By speak. r ing to the people about their sufferings, by claiming for them, before them, the suppression of misery, you make an appeal ...

... akriaifohicrIe- ho teem it, uotwitlistabdig the disgrade brought upon, le.. ?? the ?? whmyou will at onceo it, r bognise,;-:when I speak of him as the Imperiale Id Sham Republican,- Special Constable. (Hear, hear.) There is, however, this difference between ay ...

... 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 ...

... policy of this journal, and its influence on critical occa- sions, I shall possibly have another eDu& a better opportunity of -speaking. But it seems to be to tha purpose to say that when I was unexpectedly solicited by the then proprietors 'of the Inslelligencers- ...

... utter'falsity 3 of th q unmanly fcharge; A am, perhaaps, 4.sWqnly I . jrson. at the pre'sent. moment in this ct unt w h. cin speak from p iersonal knowledge oss the eubject, Z :nd should th'erefore think myself alact' ''eifan . .atual duty if 1'41llo'ed ...

... Mother's beauty,, and her Father's talents, she is, indeed, a treasure to her Mother's widowed heart; and while gazing on her speaking countenance, and. listening to the prattle of her soft melodious voice, she wipes away the tear of misery from her eye, and ...

... ea- ?? lteem it,,fpot~ bh edisgrlose btonght~upon r X le hahr by 'hla xdjvrual whor &i will at oncei :t rercognise, when I speak of hin as the Imperial- Id Sham Republican, Special Constable. (Hoar, ;hear.) There is,however,this difference between ly my ...