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... not unlike the ploasure VA S COmMmMOn IR Cur OWR e tropolis. To show its great size | need only wention that the carnage | speak of cone tained, upon this oceasion, no less thaa tea wembers of the Koval Family, metuding Lowis Plalippe, the Queen, sud the ...

... of Frauce for Eaglish profit. How unworthy of agieat nation is all this, France is great in many respects ; but, morally speaking, she is uwot & great nation. She is always talking of digoity and grandeur, but she knows not the digwity of ropose ; the ...

... wore than that they expeet priees to advanee, decline taking orders except at next quartee’s rates. Al the forges and mills, speaking gencrally, may be stated to Se actively emploved ¢ but we do not hear that any additional blast furnaees have as yet been ...

... little chance of conviction By & common jury. Nuch s jury dare not |1 A police will wow soon he established, but uniess they speak the language, they will be uscless ; i they do, there is great doubtof their efficicacy. When they are well established, | ...

... (the whole of which are long woolled) are particular good sellers ; the Cow Stock is principally youog and altering, and speaking generally the sale is one well deserving of attention. As the number of lots will be considerable, the Auctioneers hope that ...

... of Babel, There were Meiticn, Fremch, Piedmontese, Germans, Poles ; and the British «re sabdivided in their dialects, some speaking Welch, some Eoglish, some Frish, aud some Scoteh. Her Mapesty's Deporture tor Ostoad. —Raighton, Tocsday. ~AL ahout a quartes ...

... Far over yonder distant wood : — Does he forget that not a word Should from a keeper's lips be heard ? The keeper will not speak that knows His manners and his duty right, umu--n-u-ua-‘. Mdpfl.n&‘-hm,_ Noise and dog-breaking ia September With hate and horror ...

... remarks | have to make, it will confer a favour wpon myself and likewise -ru many of your readers. The subject |am abeut to speak upon is that of granting licenses to scll exciseable liquors to the occupiers of beer. shops, TN in this place are four oid ...

... | such a proceeling. Nor let them think, that ours is the mere protest of a journal secking to excite others, rather thaa speaking for those that have been already and most properly | excited. We assure them that the sensation produced by this | first ...

... SHEEP (the vho:cd'lki u.v loug woolled) are particular good sellers ; the Cow Stock is principally young and altering, and speaking geaerally the sale is one well deserving of attestion. As tUhe number of lots will be consi. derahle, the Auctioneers hope ...

... (the whole of which are long woolled) are particular gowd sellers ; the Cow Stoek is principally young and altering, and speaking generally the sale is ooe well deserving of attention. As the number of lots will be cousiderable, the Auctioneers hope that ...