... whichl was signed by Dir, Taylor, as chairman. ?? admtitted to thle Special Comnmittee. stod' admit'nov, tist, strictly speaking, I ought to have paid thisl £o60. to the treasurer on receitpt, Andi have drawn from thet I T -ifnaumm Committee a cliwine ...

... There was a 'air attesdance of the young pcople for whofh the lectures havo been ohiehly arranged. The lecturr. commenced by speaking of combustion, and proceed tto illutrato his obser- vations by a number cf curious and instructive experisienonts, which ...

... attach some political im- portancoe Like many Greeks, whose families were in the Turkish service, with hetidquarters, so to speak, in the Phanar (the CCcnmenical Patriarch's ancent peculiar -t Constantinople), Sawas belongs to Wallachia, and he has caused ...

... with a m alp of Birmingham reduded from thD eorougl 3urveyor's ?? Mlr. Osborna's Family Account liook it is needless to speak : manny years of useoful existence have proved its value,-Idr. liernington, Moor Street, and Mr. Wntts, Snow 11ill, issue handsome ...

... desirable that direct representatives Ia of the artisan class should have seats in our local t) governing bodies, because they can speak with, t1 force and authority on behalf of vievws which might n not otherwise receive distinct expression; and we' t have always ...

... attention to the subject. One other article relates to our great poet, Shelley, and it is from one of those most competent to speak on the subject-Mr. Ii. Buxton Forman. A chapter of pleasant t Table Talk concludes the number. Three new serial fictions are ...

... Members, was loudly cheered, lie said:- Gentle. men, I rise under unusual, and to me niot disagreeable, cir- cumnstances. to speak in the Corn Exchange of Oxford to- night. It is the first time when in this partioular. room I shiall haye the pleasure of ...

... his young'bride than with State affairs. He has no been. threatened by both parties of' malcontents, iihichl, pr morally Speaking, divide the kingdom into two equal an sections. One half threatened .him with death if he rol suffered hits mnother, the ...

... homage to liberty, to justice, and even humanity; hut now we are another people, raled by other lorde. Can there ha too much speaking against this? Can our Christians be too excited and too cagerto save their country from the evil which now sits dominant ...

... remarkable in the world, It will cost about 40,0010 t dole., and will be put in vlace next spring. The exact ' numbet of speaking stops has not yet been determined, but P it will likely be something near 120. (The orman in -the sl | Albert Hnall at present ...

... a tradesman, - and that lie had paid them away without a inoewledgo of their character,-A number of persons were called to speak to the prisoner having previously borne a good ?? was found guilty, andsent to gaol for twelve months. SEaIOUS U'\IYsE AsAur ...

... under that in which tho younZ men died, about a year ago, i and were both taken ill in the night, tile wkfe being unableto speak. Medical evidence wats given, stating that the organs of the bodies were healthy. Dr. Scattergood, of Leeds, who analysed the ...