... they are either incapable of meeting becalgesej of the times, as regards the nation, for Purpose alone they are, correctly speaking, csted to Parliament, or, if they are capable, they ss y neglecting their duty and violating their 211he Outrageous absurdity ...

... the workhouse was nothing more than a prison, for by the last printed regulations it would be found that a pauper dare not speak aword during meal time, without subjecting him- se self topunishment. He was glad the subject had been brought nbefore Parliament ...

... it was proved to them that tle fall of M. Guizotproduce a change of system, and not.a mere change of, names. The Cosnsnerce speaks of the following ministerial coalition: - A roalition between the friends of M. Dufaure and those of M. MolI was yesterday ...

... the iiL- ?? of the remains of those who fell victims, to the Grbat ,lague of,.Londqn, in the year. 1665,;. nor may tradition speak Wholly without foundation in, this particular, for, from time. to time, whilst labourers have been engaged in consirssstiog ...

... afterwards another youth, decc ing himself as James Whitcombe, a friend of Gaodeer's, appil at the station-house for permission to speak with the pticstia His request was granted; but a very cureory glaiteat hiruoi vinced Potter that he was an accomplice of Gardner's ...

... How often do we hear members of the present ministry, or their friends, when they have to ansrwer a Howson or a Cob- den, speak to the following effect;- Wisy, in the year 18- the amount of deposits in Savingsf Banks was so much, but now it is a great ...

... six miles to the east ofit. At that meeting William Woodruffe was chair- man; Pilling was present, and was called upon to speak; and you will find from his language what were the prospects and what were the intentions of the parties assembled on that ...

... people don't-and why don't they? tReaders, we'll tell you why we don't as brieodfy as wye can. In the first place, generally speaking, everything is cold: mind and wvater are cold, shirts are cold hefoco they are aired, and sometimes afterwards; plates org ...

... Captain Kimball, for the medical skill he displayed in saving his life; for lie was a mere skeleton, unable to stand or even speak. He took him immediately to his cabin, put watrm clothing ripe him, fed him moderately with warm rice-water and gruel, by which ...

... ?? was specially retained for the inquiry, commenced his re- snarks by observing that, unaccustomed as lie was to public speaking, and oppressed as he was by that peculiar and shrinking diffidence so characteristic of young Irish orators, he trusted their ...

... Crown, we cannot put our te tigers upon any positive act of the Session that is, as 0 0. yet, worth reading. It is true, that speaking nega- si erclyp much has been done; for instance, an inquiry a ino the condition of the poor, that might lead to the o arising ...

... EDUCATION -Lord JsaEvsex, 'who appeared at the bar dressed as an officer of the household, d having been called upon by the Speak-er, said- I have lise t' honour to report to the house, that an address agreed to on Tues- day last, pryigthat her Majesty ...