... that year was only 42,000 dollars. Ai a Canadian bo felt proud of those facts, and thought the legislature might aftord to speak out manfully d and'boldly in its own justification. (Hear, hear.) He did not say he was satisfied with what had been done, ...

... PEEL-I speak to you for the- A VOICE- You'd better shut your mouth. Another Voice- Will you turn us out of our houses? (Laughter and confusion.) Sir ROBETa PEEL, after a pause, said that as a burgess of the constituency he bad a right to speak, and ...

... fell from my hon. friend the Mayor, end one or two observations which dropped from you, Sir. My friend the Mayor said, in speaking of his anxious desire for the prosarity of this city, that he was quite sure that that prcasri vould be greatly increased- ...

... and the Presse I) all allude to this news as being the great event of g the day. The P'resse, which was laughed at for li speaking of a free Poland in a free Russia, 4 now triumphs. It says positively that Russia o will not answer the three notes otherwise ...

... gret, therefore, that 'we discover an equally strong and sure grasp employed in the volumes before us upon characters which speak a language never be- fore heard in the worhl of letters, and upon events which have only a very narrow local interest. We would ...

... you prosently ame the proper persons to speak, and I shall, therefore, merely B ay that whelk we look at the comparatively narrow ex- ~f tet which this society embraces in its operations, It 2. would he speaking in terms quite Icanworthy of the Phow h1 ...

... to d routine,1 says Mathew is a comedian of the very best schooL He has asno infity whatever to make an effect with. He speaks jus iX ke anybody else-neither stmmrs nor squei .s Ulbach would like to see Mr. Mathews in -som of Lovassor'a characters. ...

... authorities, is an act of lamentable weakness and a condonation of an insult to the French flag. Several Italian journals speak of the extradition as a valuable concession from France, granted after long hesitation. The Pays is instructed to take ...

... and the directors trust that in a short time they will be able to declare another. The Ci Ant N said the directors could speak confidently in assuring the proprietors that the property they possessed contained the elements of permanence. Although the ...

... state df the &ops in the fields; in some cases the sheaves have been Wet for a week or more. Farmers, indeed, are beginning to speak of sprouted corn. All harvasting is te stopped, and t is stated that the storm of last night hasm laid the ripe cre Hat on ...

... diplomatic defeat and furnish a plausible excuse for not going to war is at the bot- tom of al these pleadings. The Patr ic speaks very much to the same effect as the France as to something contemplated at St. Petersburg on the suggestion of the King of ...

... MoutebloU's Fo:gs is only the prelude to a diploniatic rupture. Iu this instance I believe -that the semi-official 'journals speak the simple truth. AlU negotiations are at an end for the preenit. Russia has made a negative answers, which it is found convenient ...