... commence- ment of the new public buildings at Ottawa, on the 20bh of December. Althiough the proceedings were, comparatively speaking, of a private character, and no public demonstra- tion was contemplated, the citizens of Ottawa celebrated the occasion with ...

... arssbitioia, and ?? glory of his career, his 'EHistory of England.' Of this nasegnifisent uscu1o- iial of Iis genins I shall speak at length presently. As stated in the iitroductory chapter, Macaulay, not long Finmc, remaoved from his old residence in the ...

... sired ttrs it might be weighed, and he would all the next morn- ing foreIt. John heuband, assistant to the probecutor, after speak- lng to the proper number of cheeses and the dafieiency of one, went on to say that on the night of the robbery the pisoner ...

... when it care into office, to put an end to any difficulty on that score. What is it, then, that people here mean? I don't speak of persons such as you and I, who are very likely to be mistaken in these matters-[a laugh];- but what is it that men at thre ...

... district are ?? Halifax more animation is ?? lt~cbdale, trade in all the flannel departmunts is active. -A Nottingham letter speaks of the hosiery trade as being in a healthy ?? Leicester, manufacturers are well employed in making to ?? all the thi-klly ...

... any unqualified ad- hesion to a Ministry until it has fairly expounded its intentions, there is no reason to suppose that he speaks under any reserve when he declares that he will give his support and that of his followers to any reasonable scheme of amendment ...

... had in his mind that great corps the Church militant, of which they were all members. Having remarked that he should have to speak to them respecting the weapons, the armour, theCaptain, thevictory,and thesuccess which should distinguish them as soldiers ...

... inaugurate a fresh period of poli- tical and social reforms, if the present Administration chooses. The party contest, so to speak, has culminated to this point-that the Whigs, with the patriotic Conservatives known as Peelites on the one hand, and the advanced ...

... thankfulness (Italie sera Frar.aise par ia reCOnaczissance), owing to no other nation the, price of her freedom. I will not speak of the complications created by the force of unforeseen events, which may compel the most loyal resolutions to he modified ...

... leech and the worm were first dealt with, the former as applied to surgery, and the latter as applied to agriculture ; and in speaking of the woira the lecturer combated the popular notion that these little animals ware injurious to the interests of ; the ...

... platform, or even speaks in the House, but from an imperative sense of duty. Naturally, he is nervous and modest, and not at all fond of the party arena. During the anti-corn-law struggle it was difficult at times to get him to speak; and many a time he ...

... that the much re- quired rations should not be landed until some hours later. It is now 9 o'clock at night, and none worth speaking of have been got ashore, and as it is pouring with rain and very dark, I suppose not much will be done before to- morrow ...