... encourages industry, ami promotes sobriety. endowing tin* labourer with the semblance of property, teaching him the blessing of home unVisited bv the overseer, encourages the honest pride of independence, and oilers the best chance idtiniiiti-ly subduing reducing ...

... despotism destroyed,— (Hear.) The rays of freedom, which were I miming in the distance, are now shedding their light nearer home. Liberty is triumphant every where, and the oppressors have everywhere received irremediable wound from the energetic efforts ...

... will permit me, tirst. to explain. I little snrpriseil this from the Comnfission, to whom have alretoly explained motives. Home more ipiesthins were put M. I’ersil, hat to M, \fartiiinae, the leading fur the prisoners, the (•round that it was tin stnllinu ...

... and Idlo in the Trench Emperor’s breeches. The injection saline fluid into the veins a cholera patient, was made last week I rulee, Dr. Crump, but the experiment was attended with only momentary success. The Patient recovered, and spoke to those around him ...

... Tory of our school, thought the encyclical epistle deseryitg of nothing but .contempt. It is not from the armoury of Papal Home wv shall borrow our weapons. In France, howeyer, it i#ade a great sensation, the Carlist papers extolling it as a masferpiepc ...

... against the iron grasp of clerical and civil despotism, the Bishops, the Priests, the Monks, rush at once the assistance of the ruling powers; launch forth their anathemas and their excommunications, and threaten to hurl the people once into the infernal regions ...

... the opposite extremes of despotism and of a liberty almost anarchical, combine to swell their authority, and while they rule at home with rod of iron, they attack England with her own free institutions. They govern the strongest political interests in ...

... teference to the oath, No. 6, schedule C, which it was admitted a clergyman, having only a 10/. freehold must take, Mr. Kane ruled that no clergyman claiming to vote in right of his benefice can be put upon any proof of title, and that he would therefore ...

... Q, As the beggar girl says she has three little brothers at-home when they re old enough,” state the u aul age for domesticating juvenile mendicants bgneath the paternal roof A. This isra home question, in which I am quite abroad : seek proper authority ...

... arrived this morning from Lisbon, but as she sailed after the Firebrand steamer, she brings no news. The captain was ordered home purposely to re infosce Pulteney Malcolm. The Revenge, 74 guns, from the same station, hourly expected foe Scout and Rover ...

... empire now ha ies—with a population, to whom the name of England is hateful-, who for centuries have been averse from Enw. lish rule, who have from century, and f r ,“ | year to year, leaked forward for Some occasion which they might be emancipated—by one ...

... pent ocean rising o’er the pile, Dutch King IS, taat his reoe J’ Sees an amphibious world beneath him smile; have scorned his rule, shall freely navigate tue The slow canal, the yellblossomed rale, internal waters of Holland —’-hat they shall The willow ...