... oftthe loor -e pe s, tutnsed him oult of thle House. TIe intol was very unwilling to ; ; go, alledging tlat lie wante l to speak to tile Lord . Chancellor, respectingr ati appeitl ?? is tiln same I Pterson Mho sose illce sintic adldressed thle Lord ) ...

... articles in tire latter worth mentioniingare the fbllowing:- . A frankfort Paper, oni.the authority of a letter from Vie~nna, speaks of an obstinate battle said to lWavebe fb i 4 L ?? Poland. onn tile 00t3h A b -i. LiecenllneC, ?? Ivitirotut mentioning I ...

... being- d Iths( ~ those alealls fromt which it is pussibte: twnd liariti. WVith rtspect to the fitor book andl~ guirrally speaking, we seen, to be treated wvith ou4 aditiixture of yraise aosl indign ity, as searcel y ~'miee Wh1ettser to be pleased or lotrt ...

... Lasd'F2owick, for the House of i Corntutlls to io into a Committee oos the Bill for Abolishie I ing the Slave 'I'rade:- - I Mr. Speak&r, The Abolition of the Slave Trade it has been, for the last twenty years, so repeatedly submit- ted to the consideration ...

... Conlstallmuzoplo w~ere in cohseqtietsce shitt for sonte. days. .Glollenburglt, Feb. 23.-The Geriban Papers re- ceived to-day, speak of a sictoly) gainled by thle F'renichl oii the 4ith irit, it Altonstehit, over theRt- Silant ; b011 pICWO hotlet's, by thle ...

... think I roalff ?? ind any tOA would convey any Idea of I try Depravity-bht I al- ways han tire tgrint lririd Opinion oi a Liar-speak the, Truth and shame tire Devil. I could wisb to subscribe myself thy Friend, PHILENIATH. Lkar. Liar-. Liar. Liar. Liar. Liar ...

... ilolgiug e his Sarngu(inary Appetite, or inl his -ovwn Lsssgiiage, of.tiln his litskswaidi Ike Bloud IJ fits sele ]be lie speak o;nd SIiscQ after grozzing yeiie and dozingg over hi.-e iditile'i lamps, lie has torgdiete tod bir meesi0d night also, I will ...

... will bit sufficint qualificarint,. ?? Nowu, the parish beizg very large, sa s Tnicsra.s ai SiiAeDnY My fethlet s Bull, Lo speak the troth of him, was nat equal to the departrmet. -He had, however, got uitnsel4. some liea or otiti r, khtsust iltO eiilloymesit ...

... areatcer festivi tyv cs never witnessed it) tbiis o quarter. Similar jcsyos ?? also took ilace at J :d Mr. Watt'; seat at Speak, in Lancashire. ThIursdlav last, a remarkable fine Ox was slaiighter- ed at tite sitavcbics in Berwick, by Messrs. Prilgle ...

... Fvg- llsk /asigegc se as8 be tos fglua}t csiu7 s'Cls! bees ase this ?? excites a laugh. I next woulil nisols him .lwayls to speak itbe trotll, especially in his reply to this ; then hiivi itch realaiing siability Isillpirtyl osil excuse d ta stl', shiull ...

... myself ri qonsible, except what is containcl in lis postscript, antl if lie Wfill be so good as snad mne the r emnaining ten he speaks cf, it uwill be all one trou- ble to reply to them, atid I will take care tile explication is as public as any thing that ...

... (T3he Lester to Mr. Paull w'ils lici iiil~ by itr. Burdett) 'I Your lr.sthis inns- T-h oc-asiiitiyd she gloat qur.- - ll,.andt speak thle ira. h , somloe itispicasuarc. I iii tist i:,itiat Ito tsavc Fill' rssrmsc vlabli ~hsd for ii ectinsg (likte, Surch a ...