... masterly speech. Our limits will not permit us to go into the detai!s of a speech, more remarkable for general eloquence than (we speak without any disrespect to that gentleman), for 'connected argument. Our readers will see the general principle of the measure ...

... jud ge slimmed up shorty. but dearly, for the prosecuturs, for *hum a verdict was tett _ Lord Thu rlow (when a (.. uns-l) speaking of this In a letter to Mr. Ewen, one m the nephews and to. executors of Justice Foster, obset It gave me, who sin a stranper ...

... Acts be pose. i against it, s.' poned until Monday. wished the Right Hon. Gentlemn, l At three o'clock, Mr . . Hanle was speaking from the , t t • . • be time isteaded to pr .. me re intsterial benches, and ociisded a long speech, by intintng That the ...

... how ! But words are wild mud Neal ; The depth ur that pertradiog spell, 1 dare not nova soy tmegtse to ten. And Atcorts say speak ! The pride, none the might rein, !tint tdoop'd love anti thee; Wet as the pine maws the plain. Hest h ins. bilis, springs ...

... heroes as Achilles m Alexander, Cmsar or Bonaparte--(Anon.) —The author el a work describing the different tribes of Cossaar, speaking ot the voracity of the Baschkirs, says:— One man will eat at a meal fifteen pounds of meat, and drink eight quarts of kunbisa ...

... Fearing that I will trespass too much on your columns, I remain Sir , Let its appeal be made to liurnanity, how forcible it speak' to all the best feelings of human heart. Address It to Patriotism, and if we possess the true fairy our country, we shall ...

... to publish any thing relative to the countrie, in which me constitutional system was activity. Letters Milan of recent date speak of Aped. • disi sus' gular tumours which prevailed in that town, on the arrival of an extraordinary courier from Turin. They ...

... withdrawn otherwise he would press it to a divi s ion. While the gallery was clearing for a divison, Mr. F. Lewis foie, and was speaking when the writers left the House. _ _ Some diacussioo took place with closed doors, and we understood that the incision had ...

... to SIW. per barrel of la cwt. '-e would preys it to a division, 'taring for a divison. Price of Hops in tie Borough. was speaking when the noesen •e• as .e. S. I San, I% v. Li heat. - - 2 10 to b 5 Kent - - 2 sto 5 ', closed doors, and we IStse„r. - : ...

... and employed the gentlest methods to subdue him. To humble the pride of reason, he introduced modest dignified nature to speak conviction to his heart-0' The wind bloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence ...

... Russia, Hungary, and of the continental nations, amounting to more than seven hundred thousand : these wander. ing people all speak one language, differian in a slight degt te fl urn each or er in distant conntries, provincial accents of a kingdom may differ ...

... pronounce him guilty immediately. Murdock then kissed the Wide, and, since 1 hsve taken an oath, sad he, on the Bible, I will speak the truth. which is in substance—That they belonged to the sup Kate, of London, Captain Geo. Purdy, chartered at Hallifax, ...