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... Mechanics' Institution.— Liverpool 7 ones. The following letter is addressed to the editor of the Witness, and sufficiently speaks for itself:— '■ Manse of Ardoch, Dec. 1843. Dear Sir, beg to inform you, that last week I was interdicted from church at the ...
... often to be found iifsuch orations; and we hope they will long lend their aid to such a cause, cultivate more the art public speaking. Public BathsâEdinburgh.âA public meeting of tho inhabitants was held on Wednesday, in the New Music Flail, the Lord ...
... the age of her husband. The interpreter, a fine-looking and exceedingly powerful man, of the age of twenty-four years, who speaks Knglish with considerable fluency, is named Nottena-akm, the strong winu. ' The party of Indians were presented to her Majesty ...
... commerce of world in the same articles with them, and that most of her inhabitants have been citizens of the United States, speak the same language, and live under similar political institutions with ourselves, this Government is bound, by every consideration ...
... had assembled near and around the Post-office, in order to witness the passage of the body, and to look their last, so to speak, upon one of the bravest and manliest hearts that ever inspired a Scotchman, or shed lustre upon the country of his birth and ...
... CATTLE MARKET, JANUARY 8. In to-day's market, the supply of beasts offeiing was, on the whole, scanty, but, comparatively speaking, of fair average qua- lity. The weather being more favourable to slaughtering, and • the attendance of buyers tolerably numerous ...
... because a most painful case from the same cause has just occurred in my own family. On the 22d ult. I was requested to go and speak to one of our servants (the nursery-maid,) who was in a state of violent agitation consequence of a man at Westminsterbridge ...
... of the very remarkable article on Ireland, which appeared in the last number of the Edinburgh Review. It is difficult to speak too highly of the ability, sagacity, and comprehensive wisdom which porvades this most striking and interesting article ; but ...
... those hitherto wanted. In the wool market more sales have been effected than during the last week or two, though, generally speaking, the manufacturers do not as yet seem prepared to enter the market. Rochdale Flannel Market, Jan. I.—There has been a dull ...
... alius* the privilege of age and functions. The sorrowful reminiscences which I feel in this place would, perhaps, lead rue to speak to you apprehensions for the future, whilst would only wish at this moment to express to you my thanks for the kindness of ...
... doors were opened, and Mr Scott at last submitted to shewn out of the seat. On reaching the passage, however, he resumed speaking, when the officer was told to put him out of the Church altogether. That official took Mr Scott the arm, telling him he was ...
... the Member for Perth, before the approving feeling of the assemblage allowed him to proceed. He said Ladies and Gentlemen— speaking of free trade, think all 1 have said may included in this principle. There'are various subjects to which the principles of ...