... crowd reseat at ?? execution. Tbe horror which the events 11793 bad nspired him with in his old age Wa so resat ?? could not speak of them 'without a qui- ering of tbe body, and this had earned for him the ckmame of Le 'Jrembleur among his neighbours ...

... would cost the ratepayers 2.ad., to provide for the whole of the children in Board schools would increase the amount to 4d. Speaking on the question of religious teaching, he said be would rather the Bible should r not be read at all, if with it was not ...

... he said it was a great pity that persons writing these letters did not give their names (laughter) Mr. Whiteing went on to speak of the chief promoters of this bill as strangers ; one of them had scarcely been in the town long enough to get his feet warm ...

... personal ties, and 'bey did net want to make personal ournpariams, but they could net help feeling, when they beard anyone speaking of the School Board candidates as being secularists and ii tidels; if they were to coral-are the gentlemen then present se ...

... part of Imperial salutation of Health to you being retard summer from the coast of Kent. Two stations turned by the troops speaking all together, according were established at the South Foreland, and inetrn- to the !Wiwi= military form. The ceremony ments ...

... waren, though each Lai a Mary load ow her head awl a lathy on her hip. Tim hi appear to he more valeabie the iious.as. i'leme speak louder, said 1. rd Justice on The Mat day of 11,. Koneal 'a speech. I am trying: to do so. toy !ord, was repay ; tot I teen ...

... of a general election. By a LERTVIIE.-On Friday evening last, a !more was do - blunder, his own organ. the Nonconfoorrist, speaks of him livered the Oildfelitows'-hall, by A victim of Emmons* ex-member for Bradford. I formist persecution. His subject ...

... was in the neateet awl cleanest of prints sod the most coquettish of cape, the fully justified the proud way in which we to speak of her. For we were proud of her, awl though we were at beet a wild and Behead= lot at No. el. Little Grinefieldstreet. not ...

... present. After the cloth had been removed, , songs and toeting became the order of the eveting, the 1 and 24. Foulbert. to speak with t hem. The Parte correspondent of the aye. that M. t t r e t t tm e :gt u , t d to Haentjens has explained his language ...

... whose destiny it must be to make his o *n way' unaided through the world, ehould begin by learning a trade; and Lord Derby, speaking the other day, dwelt on the importance of diligence and application, stating that he had knowri clever men at college, senior ...

... persons at present' entitled'to the bendfits of tho Iustitution. ' The' Committee feel they may safely leave these fignres to speak for themeelves. The medical oAcers, hayve iimoe an application for an increased 'payheqit to them in certain cases, viz., an ...

... witisout resource. h ch ` Sucs will be tiw general objects, then, with whc a new Parliansent Will he summmonled. I proceed to speaks of the work which it will have to do.c I need not dwell on the elementary and ever- abiding duties of the Ministry, such ...