... it to lost —that is lost him (and the law, if it means any thing, means to the interested party.) Indeed it would absurd to speak of loss except in this sense, for what is lost one may be, and often is, found another. A lass, therefore, in the ordinary ...

... on a re- | cent occasion in the House of Commons, ujvon introdu- ' cing the Irish Poor Law Bill in a long speech (I am not speaking from memory, gentlemen, but will quote his own words, which are applicable to the elsh well as the Irish many instances) ...

... balsams, &c. Yoland’b Specific Solution is now universally kept and prescribed at several our principal hospitals, fact which speaks volumes in its favour; one bottle having more effect than four of any other remedy for the cure any of the above diseases ...

... passed away since swallowed the poison. was the martyr, not so tiHich olTrntli. as the promulgation of opinion. is almost joke speak an attempt suppress those geometrical principles which immortalize the name of Lnclul. as his elements, and which were collected ...

... stay there, a letter was received from Mr. O'Connell, anticipating with pleasure the enjoyments of his native place, and speaking with delight deriving from its healthy climate good stock health to enable him recommence the lug of war in St. Stephen’s ...

... point, because consider t at order pul a termination the pre•»*nt nnhappv disputes in Canada, her Maj'sty’s minist should speak out; dial parliament and the country « ighl to nm). rstaml what ground r Majesty’s •ivemrnenl Intend *o s an ...

... Sir, I, for my own part, cannot understand that , lass of morality tiiai can have a sympathy for the rebellions Poles, can speak of them as they were horses, and yet talk with contempt and hatred of the poor peasants St. Charles. may suit some panics to ...

... wuut1 pnva- n. IMP io.it,., CM, J t.0.19 of the poorer cl.is.es ol our (ollo.v nre and wicked assertions those who speak the | .‘ slder;lliotl . \ \ . h.ilmvi,*. ; s state depravity ot breaking extorted prtWMsc , of prisoners now in i*aol: debtors ...

... well for ns, sir, if gentlemen at the liar would fake a li'tle pains to ensure legibility. A beautiful hand, sir!** While speaking the clerk was fumbling about in his pockets, and at last Inirriedlv * iid, ** A—a really your pardon. >ir, hut have unfortunately ...

... evening. Yoland?b nfic Solution is now universally k**pt and prescrilicl at several our principal hospitals, a fact winch speaks xoiumes in its favour; onl bottle havinf' more effect than f'>vn f/ olnrr remrUv for tlie cure 'l any of the above diseases ...

... exhibition occasional whims and oddities, and {penally such topics as too temporary for (lie twelve of the regular Annual. speak metaphorically, the old flow of the comic vein, with infusion fresh blood, will thrown again into circulation. *’ The continued ...

... forms freedom to dece e the people —no annual meetings parliamen to gull them. says what a tyrant would say, and lie acts he speaks. He will call his parliament when wants it, and then tell openly what he wants; when that is done, they may home for three ...