... dignity what we gained in pocket; but when, instead of harbeuring the fends of the corporation it is found that, fuian- clausl speaking, all is contusion, without a farthing being Ispent in actually carrying out any of the great works so long t;in contemplation ...

... moire, thank God, and I hope ?? will reward you, for what you have dope for me.-A. C., Har- fleyref. It my tonugue could speak or rnmypen could writ toi express my gratitude to you I should feel happy, bat neither word nor pen bo minedea do ?? A., i ...

... fide] educat~ion,-and above all, religious education ? Gentle- men maen, I do not speak unadvisedly when I say all this, thai thus cheeringly and openly ; we do not speak, as sical it were, in the dark; for by means of unceasing adol P1arliamenitary inquiry ...

... Weak Fest, I find by jplyug your Red Oils once a day the effect wonderfuL fjr,~kl aving upwards of S00 cows I am happy- to, speak to the lgood effects of your CowDrinks. For all Obstruction oif *bea Bowels; Maw-bonuu, lao., I never used anything 10 equal ...

... Catholic clergy or laity upon it.b Some Roman Catholic priests were presient but they itokno part in the proceedings so fat'as speak- ing went. The admission to the hall was free, but by ticket, and to the platform and some reserved eats by tickets, sold ait ...

... Edinburgh, and on September 10, 1857, he was raised to the peerage; but a chronic cough, ,which of late year cprevented, his .speaking for more than a short tinze, probably, induced him to refrain from ever .addres3ing,,tlo upper Rhouse. In the introduction ...

... residence are not changed. With regard to foreigners, reciprocity is made an essential condition. ITALY. The Italian journals speak highly of the pamphlet, TLe Pape et le Congras. f This pamphlet, says a letter from Modera in the Opinione of Turiu, ...

... prove an abstract proposition-that although you had spent £26,000,000 for others to defend you, you must defend yourselves. Speaking of the agitations which working-men had carried on years ego, Mr Bright asked why trade socie- ties -and associations should ...

... the defendant's sister was the teonant, and -that the defendant~ occupied apartments under her, hut the witness could not speak to anything connected with this part of the ase, Ho'supposed that the defendant would consumne at the least a hag of coals ...

... 'untill this 'da. ' He might fairly say that lie had no 'eFx'perien co, becasuse: he lived in a distrib .that, comparatively speaking, was uiet and uninbabited.; that is to say, the inhabi- tantt are few and far between, and do not' partake of the busy scenes ...

... Weak Feet, I find by- applying your Bed Oils once a day the effect wondertuL Sir,-Hlaviug upwards- of 800 cows I am happy to speak to the good effects of your Cow Drinks. For all Obstruction of tbe BowelMwbud c never need anything to equal gi t0cm. Yo'M ...

... more, thank God, and 1 hope He will reward you for whvat you have ilone for me.-A. C., Ear- tlepool. If my tongue could speak or my pen could write to- express my Gratitude to you I should feel happy, but neither word! nor pen of min can do so.-B. ...