... usually derived at this period of the year, the arrivals up to our mar* ket this morning were very moderate, and, generally speaking. of middling quality. As the attendance of both Xondon and country buyers was, on the whole, numerous, the beef trade was ...

... of the House that some notification should be issued by the Post Office, he would take the earliest possible opportunity to speak to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and draw his attention to the subject. {Hear.) Mr Eastmope seeing the right honourable ...

... them on that subject. . If you will inform me what witnesses wish to offer evidence, and to what points they are prepared to speak, 1 shall endeavour to give such notice for their attendance as shall best suit the convenience of all desirable that I should ...

... it w ill taken as declaration of war. It appears be intended to operate at koine—not abroad. does seem that are fearful of speaking above our breath, lost Great Britain should overhear us. ...

... the sense you entertain of their judgment, and how highly you value their ecclesiastical rights and privileges, when you can speak of Mr Young having been rejected without being taken on his trials; as if the trial of his acceptableness to the flock were ...

... ons going to these several places. “Such central line,” says Mr Rooke (whom we shall leave in the rest of this article to speak for himself), commencing at Peebles on the north, following the valley of the Tweed in a direct course to Ettrick-water at ...

... confidence of private life and conversation. The remaining articles are notices of the literature of the day; of which, when speak for one, we have spoken for all. Tait never fails in them. The Renfrewshire Annual, for 1841: A Collection of Original Pieces ...

... of wonder that they eagerly grasp at any scheme, however visionary or chimerical, which promises them relief. It is vain to speak of improving to any extent either the minds or characters of the poor, while nothing is done to remove or alleviate the evils ...

... question which was most congenial to their own feelings and views, and in so doing have not been sanctifiying the Sabbath, but speaking their own words, and thinking their own thoughts, on that day: That they have used the influence which belongs to their sacred ...

... dealing —denounces the Jumpers, as he terms them, and pronounces a heavy censure on any member of his flock who will either speak or sell to them. His object is to starve the Protestants on the island. Such is the persecution which these poor fellows have ...

... England, just able to read and writ •. but wholly unindebted for of his attainments Lowth, Lennie, or Lindley Murray—rose speak in support of this amendment also, although directly iu the teeth of the motion which he bat an hour sup ported. This ridiculous ...

... aclear and searching exposure poured albng the suppressed titter, or the open hearty applause of audience accustomed to pood speaking, and quite capabls of distinguishing between substance and mere tinsel, sounding in the ears of the mortified champion, ...