... had, we are informed, author. incur betore him in which he could show the estimation Mr. James Welply—Mr. Arhe having been speaking in which he held the transactions of the firm, he should changed hands during the week ending 14th November to me since this ...

... /lath seen me bath seen the Father ? Believent thou not that I am in the Father, and the Father in me ? The words that I speak I speak not of myself ; but the Father that dwelleth in me, ho doeth the works. And not only by precept did he teach, but by example ...

... landed from their native soil, many of whom have fasted for days together, seeking tem. poetry relief. They are generally speaking from the south and west of Ireland—Roman Catholic in religion, and Repeolers to boot. Some of them, with whom I I have conversed ...

... proceedings weed hes moderation and with a due regard to ;there difficulties which might appear to stand in the way, , fiscally 'speaking • and above all things, hahoped the I wouM show that they were desirous of promoting, not the interest of a clam, hot, a ...

... part of the legislature, and very 'much to be deprecated. Bat we are warranted—and we beg of them to believe that we are speaking with the utmost sincerity in stating the opinion, that it is not their case alone parliament will take into their oossi. ...

... and cots little. 2. who knows not when to the business at Lambeih police court wan nearly gone be bile:?, knows not when to speak. 3. Oppression through. the Re.. Tenonsur, t7offe, the minister of Car.l causes rebellion. 4. Where content is, there is a ...

... grounds that they were robberies and not malicious injuries, and that the herds should be made accountable. A Danish writer speaks of a but so miserable that lit didn't know which way to fall, and so kept Mani:ling. This is like a man that had such a c ...

... learned gentleman then went on to comment upon those interrogatories, mot, after ref, rring to some authorities, proceeded to speak upon the instrument of assignment. He contended that those ladies were not co-partnere voluntarily, but were mere puppets in ...

... mercy, and peace may be multiplied unto themwhilst these past tokens of Divine goodness are fresh in my memory, I may, when speaking of my present charge, say with the Psalmist, The lines are fallen' unto me in pleasant places. Oh, that the good Shepherd ...

... moved by Mr. O'Connell ; the same day the rennet on the Dungaroin election was brought up. I spoke to that report-1 dui nut speak to the resolutions. I merely stated, that as toe; embodied an abstract principle of which I could tint approve, I was compelled ...

... Rotas lett Glasgow on Monday for Neweutlw en •outo to A. hate dealt hheraliy the captain. of the local pensioners wo only speak the tentt,tmott of the public In recon.rurttdong the old lieutenant,' *tanked should nce.ae the rank of eapt•in — ail Goon ...

... were last, from the inception of those deeds to the moment considerations upon authorities very clear If there were' he was speaking, the same now remained. the no change in the rellgiouscondition of the country. Mr. same impression remained, the same compulsion ...