... next moraing at ten o'clock die 1. The distrilmtion of thc lirizes was fhen proceeded saw him eight o’clock, and coaid then speak. . |e f t),e hoys had been given y the .11 the evening, when the sin. went down ileceasod s ,, WllliaMl Hodge, Ksq. ), and ...

... recoiumendctl to parents desirous that their sons should, tuition well daily conversation, aetjuire a thorough knowledge of speaking and writing the above languages without the necessity of being for that purpose sent the Continent.—Terms for board per anmun ...

... crime commit*-' Amp ari.e SooirivV Anxivebsakt.-«>« nlm, ' , ra ceconrse. and the training stables. For the cr.-ctn.-sa winch speaks .nnlim.ii.shcd, if not! their services, besides 0,11 . «• , “““ l a.1.1 Ml. .1. wherc'a .sermon was’pieachcd the lh v. T ...

... fate iu the following terrible words : Likewise also these filthy dreamers defile the flesh, dominion, and speak evil of dignities, These speak evil of those thinus which they know not; hut what they know naturally, brute beasts, in those things they ...

... resolution (cheers). Mr. Wells- lam perfectly ready do so, sir. was willing to do so (haul cheers). Mr. Moss then rose to speak, hut was stopped the Mayor, who thought he was out of order. The Town Clerk supported this ruling. Mr. Moss did not think it ...

... experience in matters of that description. Until that day might , say had had experience, because lived in a ■ district -speaking comnaratively to this town - un- 1 inhabited, for the were few and far ; between, and did not partake of the scenes which ...

... discussed by the press; but is it to supposed that gentlemen will speak out their sentiments with that perfect candour and absence of all reserve with which representatives of the public ought speak if every official is liberty, through the mouth of some ac ...

... shall explain that after (noise). Mr. rose, and would ask whether a sutlicient apology had not been made While Mr. Eyre was speaking the Mayor several times motioned him down, saying that Mr. Lambert had possession of the chair and Mr. Eyre eventually took ...

... Education. Uuval 1 rlos. Mr. T. Mason .loncs has l« engaged to deliver three orations in the lloyal Institution, and if rciK.rt speak truly the listcnino to them will treat treat. He has created pertect in Manchester, Leeds, tilasgow, and other An important ...

... I went to his assistance, put my hand on his head, and pulled it hack, and saw that his left eye was running out. did not speak, hut remained deck about an hour afterwards. The second mate sent him down on the martingale, under the bowsprit, t» clean ...

... tuultlttide and the onilor. had made written prepimi tion, that being, had told, unlawyer like -a lawyer snppM»4-d »*apal»le speaking without note or notiee. any hours, any subject, in style of thr:!Utig eh»qiieiice. .So our orator trusted the ocea-ioti. ...

... the latter began, appealing to the congregation with pathetic expression, extremely sorry that I should not have been able speak to you to-day. It is utterly impossible. There are persons who can neither enter into the kingdom heaven themselves, nor allow ...