... that Ilis _tenants hayo only n _yearly _tenure . On tlie _question of tlio _sufficiency of _thes _deductions _it is hard to _speak , wiili no _other data _than-those _^ bf _the _letter _itself—nor is tliafc point of _any _consequence to _the country _at ...

... _more clearly _brought _out , in the edition of 1825 , of tliat _gentleman's excellent _Treatise on Railways _, in which _lie speaks of bigli _velocities in a very discouraging strain , tlius ;— It is far from my wish to promulgate to the _world tlint _tlie ...

... _and _industry , _ovc'r interest of _capital _employed ) _a-suin _ofi'lOfi . From tlie higli _terms in which the _Magazine speaks of tins _gentlemen , his _iictiuireinents , and his _reputation , there fnn ho no doubt that he is _sueli n _man as an _lilnglish ...

... of whicli _are _agreeably varied , and _the portraits arc _those of _persons _illustrious in history , and , _generally _speaking , of men who are _especially loved , _honoured , _we might _, say _venerated , by _Protestants . _indeed , _it _would be ...

... but _not _sufficiently _so considered to liold a comity meeting . _There _was a _large array of _Free _Traders rcauy to _speak in favour of _Free-trade , and propose _an _amendment , liad the _meeting _gone _on . A _general county _meeting for _'Wcxford ...

... wlicn tlicy _send for them . And even tliose wlio think and say _that the carrying or receiving _letters is , _generally speaking , an iniquity , yet admit tliat in _some cases such things are _scripturally _lawful and _absolutely necessary . _Now , _what ...

... _. BIackwood witli the _statement he lias done he lias come forward as a public man , and in tliat capacity _alone _I now speak oflilm . _Whatever _Air _Dudgeon says is _true of _/ as ...

... _three _miles one _very wet night _, which settled in . iny lungs , and _quite took away my . voice _* so that I . could not _speak _above Q whisper _* from , that time _until • Decemher : _last . I tried _all kinds _, of mediciiies , _^) ut . _they _. ...

... , amounts to a sum _one-fifth _less _ ...

... the hack of tlie _hedge , with Ins gun and dags _. He held llie _large dog by a leash , and _thoush lie saw me lie did _not speak to me . _Thi * _prisoner walked along tlie road in the direction of fireenlees Tolland was immediately followed by Kirby , ...

... _supported as will produce tilis _important _result—as _the only _sufficient _guarantee of permanent _economy . _After speaking of tlie excessive cost of the rural _policehe said , there was _another point _lie should like to touch upon—a _point wlucli ...

... the intelligent _and ' virtuous people of the United Kingdom m ; tketlieman _ample restitution?— ( cheers . ) _Anil when I speak to that great _party throughout tins country , I would say _that in _all their _struggles , whatsoever tlicy may _undertake ...