... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... House of Commons you are well governed. (Cheers.) I know it is tho fashion to speak 111 of the House of Commons. (No, no.) Ob, sir, I know the fashion, and it is the fashion to speak ill of that house. Men write novels against it, men compose poems against ...

... 1have sent many letters to the Most Reverend Dr. Manning in order to get information as to the extent to wnich _ liberty of speaking will be granted to ns. The r most reverend and learned doctor, with much o courtesy replied to me on this point in these ...

... in China, Sir John Stirling, in his despatches to the Admiralty, makes the following mention of-him : ** is impassible to speak too of toe American co operating party engaged. ihey were with the itattler, emulating each other in the thicket of the attack ...

... a of the Royal College Physicians London, by Dr. G.F.Collier, published Longman and Co.:— 44 is small defect in coalpi (speaking the 4 Pharmacopeia') have purgative mass but what contains ; yet know tbat hemorrhoidal persons cannot bear aloes except ...

... aKmt two mouths, he, uiuch to gratification, had hia hair quit# ritor d, and now possesses a beautiful heed hair. Thin fact speaks too strongly for itself require imiuent. Bell's ifes*c«ffcr. K.caiur Oil, highly and uaivenolly apt rrciaWH for its during ...

... PtBLI AMUSBEMENTS, &c. Theatre-Royal,- Who Speaks Firut and tho Panto- mime The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood. Prince of Wales Theatre.-' The Last of the Plgtalle, and the Extravaganza Snowdrop. Royal Amphitheatze.- The Stranger, and the Panto- ...

... Liverporol; Fortunata, for Derry; and Franclsale, for London. Cu~oasaOF Craaeesumrroxo Ba D. LOcO!'Pofor WiAFroS.- I Can myself speak of, your W.oowt h greatest confidence, having recommendedteo nmn clases of'pulmonary oonsumation aod theyhv iae afforded relitf ...

... the owners and underwriters. . The first witness called was Peter IMerrifield, : chief officer of the Gossamer, who, after speaking I to the departure of the vessel from London, &c., . ?? went well until Thursday, the 10th instant. At twelve o'clock there ...