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... needed to form our judgment, and keep it, when foriced, in the right path. All that was really necessary was, as Mr. L&YvARD so wisely and well said a few inights ago, to adhere to that which was rational ancd in keeping with common sense, and not to abandon ...
... ?? Nallo, 'Jolf. 9 I TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. AmrEn the excitement of last week in the political world, there has ensued a (lead calm, Legislators are off to the country to spend their short holiday; and even gossip is idle as to present ...
... WOOL ?? Raill THiRSDAY, MAY 27, 1858. NEWS OF THE DAY. {E morning Adv-ertiser is perfectly incorrigible. zrveous to ridicule and unconscious of hoax, it goes sy after day, deluding its readers with the most ling intelligence. On Monday it was bad but ...
... acad did not wye ask you to fetch the whsimec nen to draw us up, and did not you scey not ifh- hd youT -No, I did ?? this stage of the proceedings, Mr. Coebrane asked lice defendants if they wished the case atdjoecriesul,lieiorder that Mr.B]rougheniglet ...
... nothtitsg but stage pageant and rantipole fustian. If this were written of the most barbarous of nations as their mode of procedure, it would be scouted as a preposterous exaggeration and impossibility. There is nothing like it since the final stages of the ...
... ing it to the spectacleof its baseisess in its rulers, every hour is ddiiig ; while our material dai. ! gers keep full pace with what we may, for the sake of distinctiomi and for want of a better definition, call our I sentimental. I A writer in the new ...
... you to Aston Park, I remaii, your old comnpanion, IHEisay iNaa. llirminghamn, May 10, 1857. ''P.S.-Perhaps, if you will let soece of your officers read this, they may do something, for I feel convinceel that no officer in the British Army will object ...
... and the children too May. all the people say as we do. Another, bospitebly earnest, a1( somewirat anxious as to the dangers of rallway travelling, bursts out with this strain Welcome, Prince Albert, the pride of the nation, May yoer jouricey bc safe ...
... profession, or even in regard to his private character, which may bh considered equal in excellsnee to any in our town or county. May we long respect and cherish him ansosgst Uis, and may hisi altable dis- covery never be lost unto the world. The pleaslure ...
... alleged intention. The osten. sabl:as. a assigned is that the climate does not suit hibut iperhaps while both these suppositions may be i, there is another aspect of the question which nng#81sav e some influence upon the diplomatic change. France is evidently ...
... of which lie is in possession at present, and the enquiry wes further adjourned until the 20th of July. Vigilant enquiries art being made for Onions, the supposed murderer, amd it is considered unlikely that he will much longer succeed in evading the ...
... call attention to the injudicious course pursued by the Department of Science and Art in diminishing, in some instances, the allowance to provincial schools, before art instruction had become sufficiently appreciated in such localities as to render the ...