... warrant. Wilhelm was es. eeraivelv impertinent ion the manner of croas.esaartun lion. His compa.nion, who is young. is unable to speak English. ...

... Methane's! Institutions have been failure.; I mean. en fee as att•tining the objects their originators intended. Strictly speaking, they are not Mechanics' Institutions, but are, in a great wearture, nompowei of clerks, shopmen, warehousemen, and others ...

... designs for weaving or buildings. scut:stare, singing, music, musical couipoidtion. organ building, indrumentiusking, public speaking, essays, mailing, mathematics, grammar, poetry. and other things that are useful or ornamental. and which may be executed ...

... their head into the lion's mouth. by their acceptance of the government guides , Now, it is for the electors the borough speak out on tidal sohject, in an unmistakeable tone, or the indepen• dance of our Town Council is gone for ever. The fact is already ...

... To the of the Bradford Berko.. 81r.—Will you allow me to speak to the and spinning overlookers of Bradford through your paper? Howl. it that out of 515) of these in Bradford, they do sot me the necessity of eetabllahing a central place of attrection for ...

... indiscreet thing in pub. bedroom. and said, Sit you down there, I want to Belling his despatch before the Governordienend. speak with you. I tried to get to the door, and said, whom he toughly rebuked, could have an opportunity I have no time to sit ...

... r of their own conduct. To the paper peso he briefly alluded, in conclusion, 2- To deign ha be Niad fee is Una generally speaking the tresff e ill dmder ceased. ' Is it not clean then that laws which the but while soaking this statement, he moot except ...

... He had fonni some who gnestioned the advisability of adopting manhood antfrage at present; but he had net one who did not speak in of reaped at o of tbei temper and earnegness with which the object. of the Northern liefunn Union had been expounded. They ...

... iota to him Jar •ugh the sad approod. the eye of their beloved Redeemer— ilood ap nwii rePreseete. P speaker onse). The speak went on to show that to do en of ths Central ghost has. the Ridimg of lila work always raised up human old RAWSON, Chairman ...

... of Napoleon IIL, who in the entire eivilMed world is the only man, as it seems to no, who knows when to he silent, when to speak, and how much to say. The first Menus in the institution would naturally be the commissioners of the Weedon inquiry, who lighten ...

... could set to common sense, and to every thing that can • man in moral and immoral parte-(apeothuse.) He next Mr. Mitten, in speaking to the resolution, said that. rairetand how any consistent. faithful member of the referred to the imminence of these as ...

... tledgmenta of England. where the warnings of Montalembert and Remand are evened and enforced. We have not spa, for them. Speaking of the testimony and advice of them continental writers, the reviewer :—.• There to come thing almost touching in the generous ...