... BOROUGH AND SPITALFIBLDS POTATO MARKETS. Seasonably good supplies of potatoes are on sale at these markets. Generally speaking, sales progress slowly, at our quotations. The import into London last week was only 92 bags from J erscy. Yorkshire Regents ...

... 'ministers,” but such bad some pre- | tension to public speaking. All men of smaller . oratorical parts were of the castes of locals and elders. The latter, however, being both confessors and liotors, were more feared by the people. Nay, they were said ...

... order, and neglect speaks little for the zeal of churchmen who ought to maintain and act upon the principle that u decency and order” should be the rules of practice in everything connected with the House or Service of Almighty God. I speak generally ; allow ...

... and good Kir g, William 111., speaking in Parliament, said, Workhouses, under prudent and good arrangement, will answer all the ends of charity to the poor regard to their souls and bodies. They may be made, propeily speaking, nurseries for reliuion, virtue ...

... Lectures.—The Rev. A. J. D. D’Orsey on Extempore Speaking.—This gentleman, who is lecturer at Christ’s College, Cambridge, on Elocution,” and “Reading” King’s College, London, delivered a lecture on Extempore Speaking, at the Town Hull, on Wednesday evening, ...

... first, he said he would give it me about my head if I liked.—Mr. Hughes: How could you converse, if he cannot speak English and you cannot speak Welsh r—Witness: He spoke plain enough to in English.—There were no other witnesses, but the Bench were of opinion ...

... their shoping early. I call their attention to this particular, it solely depends on them whether we gain our point or not. Speaking closing early, it is only what our commercial and manutacturing towns are now doing. Look to Liverpool, for instance. The ...

... to speak here you or any one, especially as I have obtained the permission the chair. Mr. J. Jones : There is no proposition before the meeting. Mr. \V. Rowland : lam as much member of this Council as any one in it, and have as much right to speak, as ...

... perfect right to speak upon anything which Mr. Preston had alluded to, and hiid, when speaking of the water, said the one was better thru the other. I can well understand that there is desire to stop me, bat I maintain that have a right to speak what Mr., Preston ...

... stall, which he took possession of after speaking to him. Opened it, and found it contained three hares, two braces of partridges one brace of woodcocks, one pheasant and two rabbits. When defendant saw him speak to P. P. Jones he walked away, but returned ...

... produce on sale. The total supply of produce on the stands, however, was very moderate; nevertheless, the trade, generally speaking, was in an inactive state, but without leading to any quotable change in prices from Monday last —indeed, the market, as ...

... evidently sufferedfor myself, became undevout as to feel almost sorry that 1 had responded to the sixth commandment. Seriously speaking, why cannot we have honest tunes, and such as are well known, or easy to join in if not known ? There are, to my certain ...