... 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 ...

... the tous and hallowed ond ali the tcader and nelle interes: ate Every hour sees us steadily ay of impregnable and taac So to speak, halt che is once our old spirit has beer by ood sense a whole battlé will have been won; an will have melted into dreamy recolle ...

... deferred. ial, moral, reli- | FRIDAY, such an one, The court sat this morning at ni he agencies for| Geo. who was found gar ot speak unad- cheeringly and but the | Prougnt Up aba boo el the clisclosure | account of the of opportunities ciousiy adorder your ...

... that in the abstract the theatre is essentially the place for the amusement of the people; but he points out that, generally speaking, a loose morality pervades that institution, which is fatal to its abstract claims. We very much fear there is great truth ...

... monotony of his narrative, the Tunes correspondent draws a picture of life in the cold | comfort of a Spanish camp :— Generally speaking, as the officers mess in small groups, a tent) forming but s limited d ning vom, end nearly the | largest. of those we have ...

... the trade , friends, for we believe points tu the t Seuand | the prices of provisions at our market on inesday generally speaking been a one. The arrivals | Crushers sold frecly; during the month of October in wheat, barley, cats, beans, and peas, aud ...

... together w tages which a Collesiate School of te be desirens that their sons should, by daily conversation, acquire a thore speaking and writing the above Ia the necessity of being for that pm for board £30 yx U6 ANTS] ANDD 83. MYTONGATE, W MARTINSON (late ...

... op stated thet the army im will AMERICA, The messave has at leng tous by the Ainerica, which anived on Monday morning, No Speake chosen by the House of Represent President, wearied by the seeming of the house, determined to forward President beheves that ...

... Hoy poroten.—Daring the past week . thave been current in Scarbor ert having with-! this nobleman. We are happy L not now speak | rpuamows are not correct, though t fact that bis lordship is at pre tas soonas Mr. | His medicaladviserson Monday aft e business ...

... in his General Epistle ha: wretches and their future fate 1 terrible words :— also these filthy d flesh, despise dominion, speak - oval af those thinws wh e's Tragedy Of | BANK RUPTS from Gazette. MARKET ire pet Local, Provincial, and Metropo- those things ...

... would s colleagues, can- | or any one else who dares to ques I by the press; but | and consistency, that he would do w en will speak out | own antec edents, and to retlect whe: rect. candour and! will bear that strict scrutiny cl representatives of | No man ...

... « beaten, and the | matters of that description. Until rowed that he re- | say he had had no experience, bec . . district—speaking comparatively t great mecting | inhabited, for the inhabitants principal speaker } between, and did not partake of the the ...