... out-patient tickets; £10 * lOs, five in and live out-patient tibk'6ets and in the sfieproportion, feral suins subscribed.' In'speaking to the motion, Mr. Phillips aid the report tbat. had.been read, and the remarks oft their Chairman, must convinte every ...

... was put and carried. Mdr. H. J. Dixon said no persons could speak more oftthe distress or the town than the manufacturers of the to rn. In former times the-distress had been very great. but speak- ing from his own experience, it was never greater thatfat ...

... place the responsibility of the crime upon an innocent nman in order to save themselves. Several witnesses were called to speak to the good character of the prisoner, after v hieh ihe Chairman carefully summsed ny, pointing out tbat the two principal ...

... between them can partake in any degree of the nature of hostility asgaisnst you (ire, tee (bel. li-erent). Again, ho says, speaking of tihe neutral State, ' Its interest may require that the intercourse of ces-respondence with the enemy's country should ...

... may the noble spirit which aatuated them. nrd produced such glorious results, still live in us itard in our children. In speaking to the sentiment, the rev. gentleman enlarged upon the blesaing that had come dowvnto ihe present generation from their great ...

... -Sga Ad,,ertisa- motz0 4773 898 THE DEPARTED YEAR. Tell it softly thro' the-earth, Drown it not with sensual rnirth; Gently speak, oh ! gently.tread, For anrot;er year is dead. Sing thy praise with reverent mind, ]Murmur sweetly, howling wind! Bear him ...

... It will be seen from our Liverpool despatch that this contingency is not considered improbable, and that private telegrams speak of peace as almost a matter of certainty. For the sake of humanity, and in the name of the best and noblest interests of two ...

... - -LC, - - ?? -a1 -- -- , to me now, for I keow I am guilty, but I de think aay- body on oath ought to be very careful and speak the trath, ?? any men's life is at stake or not. Blt I hope God will forgive them, as I do myself. I dare say some will say ...

... a me- morial, but be was not allowed to speak, and Mr. EVErAuD and Mr. TAYLOR protested that their amendment had not been put fairly; but the Mayor refused to put It again.- Mr. WsIRGT again attempted to speak, bat was re- ceived with such a storm of ...

... the street. The prevailing opinion is that we have nothing to fear from a war with England. The ' Express' says ?? But we speak from and for a point terribly exposed to the horrors of war, We entreat our Government to sacrifice not one jot of its dignity ...

... reached the Canadian shores-they will be ready and able enough to hold their own. Several members of Parliament have been speak- ing upon the American question within the last few days. It must be confessed, however, that their opinions at this crisis ...

... proportioned tso its rnerit5. PROLOGUE. SMIT: * Come back I the Doctor says you're not to speak. BYLARnD : You tell the Dpotor juit to mind his Greek. Not speak a prologue! 'tis the most absurd Neglect of a good chance I ever heard. The prologue's like ...