... EARL AL has been unable to attend to business on account of a cold. The Star speaks seriously of the l'remier's indisposition. The Government has written General Eyre requiring full explanation of the Jamaica insurrection, anal has resolved to institute ...

... help to make the matter worse ? No good can possibly accrue From telling what may be untrue; And is it not a nobler plan To speak of all the best you can ? They say—Well, if it should be so, Why nerd you tell the tale of woe ? Will it the bitter wrong redress ...

... }arming operations are now chiefly confined to the preparing of the turnip land. Asst MING that your Drumblade correspondent speaks by authority, we cheerfully accept the concession with reagrd to the Drtundollo School, if it means that neither Mr Forbes ...

... be recovered, along with the Expeuces of the Application, by Poinding ind Sale as aforesaid. The existing state of our town speaks for itself, whether these very imperative and very necessary sections of the old Act, have ever been enforced but the sooner ...

... Saturday, several of our farmers sent their ploughs to give our much obliging carrier Mr Pirrie, a gratis yoking. Such an act speaks for itself, and shows the high estimation in which Mr Pirrie is held. Mrs Pirrie paid every attention to their comforts, supplying ...

... noo wasted an' wan, I gang but an' ben aye repinin' an' sabbin', For auld grannie daurs me to look at a man. If o' Jamie I speak she'll rage an' she'll snarl, An' mak' the saut tears gush frae my wistfu' e'c Troth oft I half wish she was oot o' this wart ...

... CI. ATT. The greater part of the fanners have now (Wail here, we are sorry to say that the lnuNestgenetally speaking has been a light one.--Cliack Ball.—On Monday, Mr 'Mont, Ileadhouse, having finished the cutting, gave a ball to his servants and neighbours ...

... this eternal Rock. To the law and to the testimony let your appeal be, in every difficulty and in every doubt, • and if they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them.' ...

... same time, Mies Porter, teacher of the junior department, was presented with a handsome pocket Bible. Such marks of respect speak well for the relationship existing between teachers and taught, as well as for the efficiency of the school, which at no time ...

... we give the proceedings at the different places will speak best for themselves, we do not intend to notice (as we did before) the special features of the various demonstrations. The country—we speak in a provincial sense—may be said to have been taken ...

... addressed Mr Paterson as to his pulpit and pastoral work, setting forth that ministers should always speak so as to please God and not man, that they should speak fearlessly and faithfully, to rebuke, reprove, and exhort, being always faithful to the trust committed ...

... never seek to utter lies, Or speak unkindly of another, Who are nut selfish, proud, or mean, — I would that ye would call me brother. Women—blessed with tender hearts, (Would that our land bad more of such!) Women who never speak wound, But are inclined ...