... It was sought to make a party baukrupt as a bill-broker ; but the gentleman who came to prove the trading was only able to speak to one specific instance of a bill being dis- counted, and it appeared that tbe alleged bankrupt hail not a regular office ...

... Woodstock declaration. Mr. Hiueka, speaking onthe subject of tlie clergy reserves, said— ' It had been said that the Lower Canadian portion of tbe mini-try were not sound upou this question, but here they were to speak for themselves, and they would now ...

... with a m.igi.sti ate. The gendarmes bru- tally presented him t ...

... reject such a claim. You failod to prove it from Scripture. No passage that has ever been atlducod speaks of Rome at all. On the contrary, the Apostle Paul speaks in solemn warning in his Epistle to that Church— For if God spared not the natural branches, ...

... their application and improvement. EMIGRATION. The tide of emigration is daily becoming more rapid. All the country papers speak of it as a subject which must effect some early and material change. BELFAST JUNCTION RAILWAY. Some interest has been excited ...

... in military uniform. He was perfectly silent. _ had time to think with myself, after I had approached him, ' Am I then to speak first V So it was. I have a very clear recollection of what was said. ' I havo requested this audience,' I said, to represent ...

... have had time to notice the declaration of the merchants of London upon the relations of this country with France, unite in speaking of that remarkable docu- ment in terms of the most unqualified praise. The Wolcerliampton Chronicle says : — The great ...

... so, and let her go on as long as she liked. She got so enraged at my not saying anything to her that she cried out Speak to mo, speak to me, or I shall burst. She then flew at mo and scratched my face. I seized her by the wrists and held her down on ...

... ; where the jour- nals have a right to speak when they ought to be silent, *•'• to be silent when thoy ought to speak ? Since the *tlio r is so well aware of the cases in whicb journals JJ aye a right to speak, and those in which they ought r| b e silent ...

... that there will be no difficulty in raising the additional 167,000/. on loan. As regards the prospects of profit, the report speaks most encouragingly, stating that many of our leading ma- nufacturers are applicants for space, the demand for which is fast ...

... Commons respecting the Maynooth grant in 1852 ; the means used to procure an Irish-speaking Scripture-reader, and his having been actively employed amongst tbe Irish- speaking labouring class in Jersey, since October last, and the formation of a fortnightly ...

... incorrect iv my dates. I again tender every apology for this inadvertence ; but, after all, in speaking of matters of history, one generally is understood to speak of the past ; still I am bound to say I ought to have said used to bo managed. I distinctly ...