... that has been nursuca with undevifree any Address, on receipt of directed Envelope, success eases parallel bis own. may Two Stamps. Address Mesara with cooaasuce darivmg the same beneficial enclosing ~ » » The diffidence most persons sutTcrmg from any of ...

... Then it is said—Oh, why do you come then among those who go for manhood suffrage ? I will tell you why. I consider it the duty of every public man who has any, even the slightest influence, even such slight influence as a humble individual like myself ...

... numbers, t a anti g r a r rd th.!: then speed at to whia ll 11„ t t e rl el= lair_ and at demeanour, and at coo t ramiea stamped on their look at the variety of the industries which they represented— Omer, belhr bo lo: r k s at the pride they had in noble ...

... September 3d; St Helena, September 11th Madeira, October ‘id. . A memorial to the Governor advocating the enactment protective duties to colonial industry is about to circulated in Cape Town, and, it was believed, would be numerously signed. Heavy rains and ...

... aud particularly of the struggle for the abolition of the Corn Laws, uttered these , memorable words. said thought titers was nothiug i that would to sweeten the breath of British | sooiety as the abolition of the Corn Laws. (Hear, aud applause.) I believe ...

... Clot Elijah Hale, a city police-ompatonde, deponed that, stout twenty cosines to two o 'clock on Monday morning, be was um duty at itishopegate Police Station, when the prtsooter rune there. cud said he wirbed to glee himself up ler emh, rem, at. lle ...

... the present E Parliament as' one of' 'an essentially 'stamping-out r character; ' Having endeavoured to stamp out the F enia. t conspiracy and the cattle plague, it had'most effectually t stamped out Lord Russell's Government, Without 'the i slightest ...

... ( Hear _/^ henr . ) _* _- _- : lJOok . at _,: _tbeir _demeanotir / ' afc _' -their _drcs _? , _' at _1 the character ' - _stamped _upon _.-their _conntenaDceB—liole _^ at ' 'tho _^ _variety- of the _indoftrieB • which they _.- ' _represented—look' _- ftt ...

... ths3last year h e , was slected to the Head Mastership of Marlborough College- a post which he only quitted to enter upon the duties of bis bishopric, - 's-> a, t . Awsorrespqe4.oi the Lceaaf il Gti gives a lament &j able ?? of the state of things i 'stbe ...

... _resums _the _dutie _: i _of _hia-^ - • i The _^ _HAmaiAS ; said he conid nofebmifc the _opportunity of _saying . 'that _, he had . _served under ; _fonrChieE-• _Magistrates , and _none of them had been more _attentive to their _duties , _and more _ansiooa ...

... of the routes to Yakend and Khoten, fetters the trade by Imposing heavy transit duties, and he recommends that the British Government should insist ou the transit duties being reduced. The is unable to form a judgment to the value of the trade, but is ...

... sad gwisrosky to the feeling wit straggle for the abolition the Corn Lows, uttered these memorable words. said thought there was nothing that would so tend sweeten the breath British society the abolition the Corn Laws. (Hear, and applause.) I beliere now ...