... of Eglantine, we understand, is highly approved of, and as we have been politely favoured with a sample, we are enabled to speak of it as its beautiful qualities deserve. The Essence of Eglantine possesses a fragrance both lasting and refreshing, equal ...

... -Our correspondent is right, and as the view he tn/kes of the subject is at once inonitory and encouraging, we shall let him speak for himself. Be says, I am gratified totind that the lnte combined attack of Whig, Tory, and Radical, scribesandleaders, ...

... to have been given OnL this oecasion. At present, there is no authirityI in policeine topresent two or tmree personsfromb speaking together on the highwayi, and though it seems likely that they wilt speedily obtaint that power, seeing that the metropolitan ...

... rind as being crleCu. ftoed, therefore, to give rise to riots sore dreadful than those rhicir took plrrce in the bilt-ririg,' speaks the seie latisnsiage (iS eveiy other per'sonr rwe have heard of, vwho was an eye wilnt'eg to their ?? uulraulioghl ilppi ugonI7ldl ...

... every Wednesday evening. T. DEELEY.-We fear that our correspondent is completely in the hands of the tory tyrant of whom he speaks. If he took the house as a weekly tenont, a week's notice to quit is all he ean demssnd, He.shss1dpubltsh to all the uoild ...

... Here's incessant toil without reward. A correspondent from Lower Wortley, thus expresses himself:- ,,Sir, this statement speaks volumes; it requires no comments for ii e nt that as week continues to a m ceed week, so does wra on andoutrage continue to ...

... not nnmnindful a/the dial ressissy case of Mr. Frost, btl (it present we can stry nothing on the svbject upon which J. S. speaks. TVe Balance sheet of the London Coonitltce acting on behalf of the (ltatiw Cotton Spinners did not come to hand time enough ...

... of Eglantine, we understand, is highly approved of, and as we have been politely favoured with a sample, we are enabled to speak of it as its beautiful qualities deserve. Thie Essence of Eglantine possesses Ifrsgrance both lasting and refreshing, equal ...

... of Europe, in the United States, and in several of the South American States, renders it unnecessary for the Proprietor to speak of its value as an Evening Journal, to all who are in the least inte- rested in the Shipping and Commerce of the country. Inde ...

... ationu CHaTIT.-The lines on the present and the future shall appear. I. ?? offer a thouoand apologies to our friend. What hes speaks of originated in a negligence for which we cannot ac- count. W dbegtoassre hio that there wasnogood reasonfor it. We ill ...

... is preferable to insert both the parents' surnames. A private letter from Bath, ?? to the great Chartist mzeet- ing there, speaks thus:-` Our expected Tragedy closed -with a Farce. Never since the days of Cromwell did the peaceful City of Bath present ...

... which stalts, that the $erretary- (.lir. Lovett was ordered to make such engagement.t The manner in which Mr. Whittle speaks of the whole affair, however, shows clearly enough that he has ventured to give evidence upon a subject, without knowing either ...