... grief at the removal of one 'of l te most eminent of our modern statesmen. Only YeCc iog thetrday night week SIR ROBERT Was speaking inth nb be said House of Commons, and in his usual health : on oppor Saturday evening he was thrown from his horse; n o Sra ...

... quite fit n for the Presidency: and the fact of his election, solely 01 on the ground of his merits as a soldier, does not Pi speak well for the working of popular election to fl that immensely important office. He proved, how- nI ever, a decided friend to ...

... have been, .! madness; to Bern it ap-bo peared a mattar of calculation and certainty. : h As a ma4, all'who have known Bem speak, of him II with the greaiesttendernees and affec ion. Generous in to a fault, he, was anxious for the interests and wel- of ...

... have been, madness; to Bem it ap- by o peared a 'Matter ofcaloulation andl certainty. he g As a nman, all who have known Bern speak of him Hi e with the greatest tenderness and affection. Generous in i- to a fsnlte he-was anxious for the interests and wel ...

... have been, madness; to Bern it ap. by o peared a matter of calculation and certainty. he g As a man, all who have known Bern speak of him HIt 9 with the greatesttenderness and affection. Generous in to a fault, he was anxious for the interests and wel- Of ...

... John and proof of debts, at 11. tll JohnJackson, Scarbosougi, silversmith, certtltcate. at 1. FniDnAv, Aug. 22. v. William Speak, of Halifax. stuif manufacturer, choice oh . . Ohaasignves and proof of debts, at 11 John Hannah, of Huddersfield, cloth dresser ...

... this d,,at; e I It is remarked that all these ceremonies are fdeqnstoi5 principally by strangers. 'A Roman, to whom I Vd speaking on the subject, says the correspondent of tht 3 Chronicle, very cooly rejoined that they er chideflk I for them. Sundays ...

... Todmorder. Same day, aged 79. MARtYt, widow of lir. Ws. CHtLD, school- master, Alannaigham. Same day, aged 26, Us8Y, wife of Mr, SPEAK, Bavaria-place, Manningham. On hlonday week, at Market Weighton, aged 78. Mr. L. RICHARD8ON, Northgate Academy. Same day, MARB ...

... less distinguished than his military Jet r life. His studies had not qualified him for a legislator ga -or for Parliamentary speaking, though they had for the in ,f routine of admninistratiol. With all his decisive th I, thinking and acting, he was a hesitating ...

... at very issot solenin act of consciesice-in the case of a novel as muds pur asany otlcer kind of hook. She was not fond of speak- n ing of lies-self and her conscience ; but she now and ticen Mr. uttered to her very foew friends tligssg whicls maty, alas ...

... thusliell was directing operations of ee~ i i sini-ciilite'l-i :nuder circumstances of ?? r5~ ec-r .Lord Fitttic iloerset-to speak, Of ?? fly thle neamie c Dii lie h~ors tain lte chief lart of lifelife-wasayo-srs sonl of thiefifth. Dukce of I3eaiifort, ...

... pcople of that great country should allow te: tteoul,-lves to be gagged anld fettered by their cou- te: temptilde princes speaks little for their spirit and in- Al telligence, and very little indeed for the Governmeest th education by which they are drilled ...