... they might fairly hoes that it would have the desired effect, do much good, and reflect Feat credit on its expounders. In speaking of the Patagonian circuit, the lecturer said himself and another missionary named Smith went to explore the imentry, in the ...

... us from treating the Alabama and the other vessels as pirates. The reply of Mr. lox!Mill is conclusive. Mr. FDRSTER says, speaking of the cause of the North, that be can hardly conceive struggle in which his own country would be engaged in which lie should ...

... Dobeon, to the great amusement of the audience. The musical portion was equally successful and productive of enjoyment. To speak of the solos first, Miss Spooner sang The Forsaken, a very beautiful song by Gabriel, which was encored, and the i laily ...

... eyes on them, there was us call of tho house for luncheon. A successfol sale a fort. night before put Mr. Howley in good speaking cite. He was happy to find himself a hundred mile; from Cork. As for shorthorns ' ho always diked to son them the very rt ...

... hillicting dreadful injuries, from the effects of which be about three boars afterwards. THB TO CANADA. —The Toronto Globe speaks very favourably of the Government dockyard artisans who have emigrated to Canada. Their exceeding buoyancy of spirits was ...

... and urge-1 the Canadian Government to tee no time in completing the common icationup to theßocky unntains. Sir.S.NORTHOOTR, speaking for the Hudson's Bay Company, defended their administration generally, and pointed out that it had been impossible for them ...

... discussed in •spirit of faireess and moderation, but there were times, and the present crises yea one, in which they were bound to speak out and let the eeantry know the sentiments held by a large body of the people. Throughout the whole country, but more especially ...

... of coming into those gates with thanksgiving and praise. He would say one word more, a ward which it was often neceesery to speak on such occuions. As long as they were in the fie:eh they needed the use of the wealth waich God hod bestowed. He would therefore ...

... generous and hospitable offer, and generally makes out the bast cam for itself, will be the one selected. At the meeting I speak of, Sir Stafford Northoote, being a man of the West, was elected President for the coming year, as the Earl of Carnarron, * ...

... the Conservative interests, the misfortune is all the more to be regretted. We feel it our duty, however, in this crisis to speak out candidly, and say that on the question of the Irish Church the Standard does not echo the voice of the great Conservative ...

... assurances on this occasion —(hear, hear). Whether they speak u honest men, with full confidence in their own power to restrain the more excited section of their followers, or whether they speak with the mere desire to throw dust in our eyes for a in ...

... respected, and we can assure them they will take with them into their retired life all our good wishes and our esteem ; and we speak this for ourselves and the public generally. We are very glad to hear that Sir Edward Warde will not leave Woolwich, but that ...