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... CORRESPONDENCE. NOTICES CORRESPONDENTS. '• Visionary. Declined. W. K.—We do not know the verdict. A Lover of Fresh Air.—Speak to the sexton. A Daily Subscriber. —The matter is one which must be settled by the family of the deceased gentleman. J. S ...
... THE WEATHER IN CANADA. Letters from Qaebec and Montreal, dated the instant, speak of the mildness of tLe season. The St. Lawrence was as free from ico at xnideu miner. ...
... view to what was already known of the German composers, that he had thought it better to speak in his present lectures of the composers of his own country. Speaking of the hindrances to the development of musical greatness in this country, Mr. Gaul said ...
... leading English newspapers. He says that to speak of trade is fo speak of a ?? which hardly exits. There Is actuslly no trade going on. If you speak to merchants, the significant answer In, Nothing doing. If you speak to the shopkeeper, he shakes his head ...
... with the conspiracy which, he admitted, existed. Evidence of rebutting character having been given, Mr. Dowse proceeded to speak for the evidence. He went into an explanation of the law of high treason, and the evidence that was necessary to establish ...
... and I can- not speak confidently but I have no reason to doubt that the Post.o~iice could undertake the dis- tribution of all or nearly all the stamps that are sold. I think, in the course of two or three weeks, I shall be able to speak with some degree ...
... ministers being of opinion that the Mercde affair should be allowed to drop, 1 have now no doubt that De Persigny's advice (or, speak more accurately, concurrence in a foregone conclusion) will prevail. Having received the above information, I attach more ...
... accompany common catarrh, are very highly recommended a variety of quarters ; and, indeed, all wh ...
... scale. What sales are Made re forcobll with the-iew of ralsing money, and have been effected at very low prices. Generally speaking, those who are not obliged to selare taking their geods boa tie market. LSccDsi March, 2S.-A few low rmeltons and tweeds ...
... words are temperate, just, and wise, and make for peace. For ourselves, we will honour all such; and when we speak of Old England, asve love to speak of Old England, we will not take to our lips the names of her titled lords, nor of British statesmen, as ...
... Pharmacopoeia the College of of London, Dr. ,G. F. Collier, published Longman and CO. It Is so small defeat this E Nation (speaking of the ' Pharmaoopcela') that we ave no purgative man but what contains aloes; yet know teat hemorrhoidal persons cannot ...
... known in which emiigrts of the first Revolution returned to France, on theI rosteration of the Bourbons, without being able to speak al a single wod of English. Young France is learning Eng- lish with a French accent, which gives our language a pe- culiar ...