... +thing more difficult than to obtain eeereee hens firmm till. disturbed country. It is evert daegerona tor the inhabitants to speak or the disordered elate of the counuy, an some 600 spies have been ,worn office in ail large place., and ( cat , in prepiirtniii ...

... they consist of the extremes of both partiesthe ultra-Tories and ultra-Radienls; all moderate men concur in thinking and speaking highly of the measure. You will do well, however, to ! order out your gig on the morning of the Ilth, I and perhaps our neighbour ...

... regard the Mathematical Examination I must speak ..ratitatiagly and d.raoifully, as one xot ao well qualified to j edge of what might be expected torn or edemagenus to the average clam of StL.dents. Speaking therefute under favour I should suggest ea ...

... SMITHFIELD. For the time of year the numbers of Beasts ea sale in our market at to-day were tolerably numerous, but, comparatively speaking, of very middling quian The beef trade. though it was tar fens loisk, steady; and in some instances the quotations 2d. per ...

... section, which refers to the disallow Auer of payments curtare to the Act, m-ntions the word. auditing, or auditor, but speaks poly of pessieg sod ollowing wants. Ibe wont..sett is tanner statatet. see, hoeing refereate to the entbileity Is Foss ratters ...

... of law. First, you have the depositions of persons more or less present at the commission of the actual crime itself, and speaking with more or less certainty as to the person by whom the act in perpetrated. This is a kind of evideme which the human mind ...

... a sedentary occupation; and the pure and unadulterated supply of this invaluable medicine purveyed by Mr. Batty, must (we speak with all reverence) have cast as great a gloom °VC!' the laboratories of physicians, a. it has dissipated front the minds of ...

... The intimidation amounted to Mr. Wells having expressed his disbelief of Walton's account, and saying that he was bound to speak the truth. James Thomas Parker, of the Castle. East Road. was called as a witness. lie said prisoner had come into his house ...

... general conclusions, or the cleverness of their application. Once convince a voter that Whigs and Tories are, politically speaking, both rogues alike (which no doubt is the frct!)—that the principles of public men arc about as substantial as '• hasty pudding ...

... DR. PL - SEE'S SERMON. I tlefrative patens of teachin g, before wham the Bet-' may now hroug.it. My own news were (eta to speak) in the mould of the minds of Bp. 1 - After some corisiderable delay (whirls gave rim I Atsp. iummhuti, which regarded m mw ...

... through the past centuries for the nation's honour, fur the good of the people, for the advancement of this spring, of which we speak, all this we must leave unmentioned; little indeed of it has the historian recorded in any case. Who on earth knows the sources ...

... intimidation of their more constant enemies. I was not so much astonished as angered at the eauduct of the moderate Liberals. I speak not of the body, but of their leaders. Some of them were then on the continent. They had due notice of the forthcoming stniggle; ...