... REFORMS IN ROME. ml _ -. - .. . ?? - - _ _ LA ?? -_ The Opiniotn Natiomale, in a letter from Rome, x dated Deoember 26, thus speaks of the'promioed reformis-- It is not distinctly known here whether the intention is t to give a deliberative voice to a sort ...

... after which Mr. E. -,BUTLER proceeded to showv that education was necessary to fit them for gnral usefulness in life, and to speak :1on the importane of proper training, in order to im- eprove theoso powers which God had implanted in them. -The 11ev. D~r ...

... been already disposed of by the voice of civilisdd and t Christian society. We quote the article, in another 'ea column. Speaking of some of the Abolitionists, it t he says:- These gentlemen preach not for 'an infalli- a n- ble or an established Church ...

... and country ; and that we hereby P11 express our satisfaction at every sign of a mote decided co- F operation among all who speak the English tongue, for the P extension of the gospel as our common inheritance, and the t only sure preesgo of liberty, order ...

... wherefores of so e important a matter, but learning all about it by the inspiration peculiar to semi-official journalists, they speak of the c ession almost as an accomplished fact. According to them, the proposal to relinquish the pro- tectorate of the Ionian ...

... writer, 56. *The inference is obvious. And! if the genius of okir tongue is Teutonic in writing, it is still it sn ore so in speaking. The lower we descend in society, the, m'ts/ oore the Saxon element prevails, till among the peasantry, urday Latin words ...

... of the Mosaical with and prophetical writings; that the former in particular said is, that He came to fulfil them, and, in speaking of Moses, the said-' If ye believe not his writings, how shall ye believe d to my woCdal' So that the Bishop of Natal, in ...

... deserved success. Such are the original American improvements that are sought after. There are rumours abroad, says Galigrpeni, speaking of the Grand Opera, Paris, of a fabulous reward offered for the discovery of a tenor. Where is it to be found? Echo answers ...

... he had only referred to the matter es an s argument to show that the case of Norwich shorld also be considered. Properly speaking, if a wrong were exposed S to Parliament, it was for Parliament to providd a remndy, a and it was not for the parties complaining ...

... ng mile and a half hour had been allowed for it, drove the vessel some thirty-two miles out of her course. The passengers speak great praise the presence of mind shown Captain Farquhar under tbe trying circumstances, aad his unwearied exertions for their ...

... first adjourned the eleventh parliament, then dissolved it, order to preserve the dignity of his government, insulted so to speak by tbe most ardent But the new elections for the parliament now existing, which is the 12th, gave him the same result, for ...

... property, by seizing the person of the King. Mr. Ellis, the celebrated missionary traveller, was able, in his visit to Hawaii, to speak with many persons who were either present themselves at the scene of Cook's death, or were well acquainted with its circumstances ...