... Disraeli's assertiorrs, ridiculing the inrrportance which was arose endeavoured to be givers to an after einuer speeci. He reviewed the policy'of the late Goverement, corltrrstcl it with that which tile preserit fovernreut had pur- ued, arrd pointed oat ...

... readers of Toni Brown's School Days, will be amused at secing its doetrines taking root in North Devon. At the Yeomanry review, Torrington, after the field exercises of the mounted rifles, Sir Arthur Chiichester, Hon. Mark Rolle, Hon. C. Trefusis, and ...

... to viewers for the same purpose, as the only means of avoiding serious losses; and vexatious rejec- tions of goods by the reviewers in cases where con- tractors were ignorant of the custom or declined to comply with it, are aniong the incidents of the ...

... objects of the soclety. He also alluded to the uteri- torious sand uncea-ing exertioas of the loct l preachers, and pafsed in review the objects of tire society, ishicil wase established for tihe relief of the sick, the support of the aged poor, and for decently ...

... 53- -, while ticose wise is ?? ~h~ oftie ropea1 numecberedl no fewer thesec 7eS,3892. ?? ac~i ics inwer ciext peesseet in review ties usme5 of fllese icei.] pecrsonageewheo eere kmewil to be in favour oc ies~5p~~, tcriedce ~i, hope WVIestaly, several ...

... then urade some excellent practical remarks on the varieus points contained in tihe report, some of whinc lie ably paseed in review. lie also expatiated upon the time and labour bestowed upon it by the comrnartee, in order to bring tile matter to a favourable ...

... if le did not shut them ; and the servant had again to go through the form of closing them. In August lie was talkes to a review of the yaoutanry Cavalry, being a captain of a troop. He was taken ii lfi carriegeand lifted ol Isis horse. He however was ...

... was present in custody, Mr. Smallbonie appearing as his solicitor. The Coroner addressed the Jury at considerable length, review. ing the whole circumstances of tile case, with which our readers aye familiar, and remarking upon the suspicions attaching ...

... greoter powers of decision should be gives to the Goverunesit in India itself. Details could 'iot beo settled in this country. Reviewing the general question of our Goverincent in Inidia, lie coildesiined tlie euetire systesi lilpon which it had been conducted ...

... pre- decessor, GEORGE the Second, such men as PULTNEY, WALPOLII, &c., but mere political agents. Felicitously the Satuerday Review hits off the status of the existing Ministry in saying, If it is worth while in having a Government at all it is in order ...

... education they were designed. T.nis was owing to alaxityin ensnltagenmentwteiclesrequired anstendunsent. Having passed in review the various means of education ile Ireland without reference to religious differences, the teen. gentlensan suggested that ...

... cautious, because upon the condition in which it is gathered will mainly depend any improvement in the home trade. The following review of ?? corn trade for the past month is extracted from the circular of Messrs. IV. C. Lucy and Co., of Gloucester, issued to-day ...