... there is too much reason to think, wo may shortly behold. What response the nation would accord is scarcely doubtful. But it speaks ill for the Conservatives that there should any chance of its being made.-I am, sir, yours faithfully, i U. M. Iv. ...

... insisted upon, the Herald, however, doss not contain any positive announcement that the Opposition intend to bring forward a No speaks as if the intended demonstration had already broken down. . . . The Tima and other papers are silent the subject. THE CABINET ...

... equally satisfactory. Of the plot of the opera, 4 Stoops to Conquer,” produced on Monday evening, it is unnecessary for us to speak in detail. .The leading features of the original comely are pre-.erved throughout, and the music, though perhaps not equal ...

... Malton, were struck by the lightning. One of them is very little worse, but the other, named Hudson, is yet unable to walk or speak properly. The women were sheltering near trees. WELTON. Shortly before eleven o’clock on Saturday, the mortal remains of Miss ...

... Malton, were struck by lightning. One of them is very little worse, but the other, named Hudson was rendered unable to walk or speak properly. The women were sheltering near trees, t CONTEMEr Or COJRT.-On Saturday, Mr I'Anson, against whom a summons was taken ...

... the H second and the fourth verdict of the English quaternary Bs geologists. W We have left ourselves but little space to speak At of the second part of Mr Rome's pamphlet. We 41 cordially ,agreed with the tone of thought which pervades it. He very properly ...

... hut he thought he could talk about certain portionu of the work in India far better than T others who had not been there. Speaking of the growth be of Christiaoity in that empire, he said that the districts se in connection with tbe churches in 1852 were ...

... hair, which nilny ceaneot; It was quite heild onl the crowyn of my head -when I began 0 'usilig drit'-W.' B.. 'Every customer speaks- highly oft your Crinilene,'-E, P. Jones, Chemist, 5, Paradise-street,I Liverpool, V HINTS ON THlE MANAGE'MNENT OF THE HAIR ...

... were evidently intended by him to mean improper familiarities. Now, it was in respect to improper familiarities she was speaking when she said that none such had taken place. He (the Attorney General) did not mean to say that they might not have exchanged ...

... it is by them, consequently, that I must be guided. These declarations are noted in the Protocol. The Count de Bernetorff, speaking in the name of the German Plenipotentisries, allowed it to be understood that there was a disposition to cede a part of the ...

... prosy and tedious. Sir Hugh Cairns, who is following him on the same side, is making much more telling speech, and will not speak for more than two days. The Lord Advocate will supplement the address of the Attorney-General. Only two counsel will be heard ...

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