... much less that we could seek to at- tain any selfish purpose by tneau and grovelling subser- viency or adulation. We wish to speak the language of men of business, and there in not a Dissenter in Eli. gland whose good opinion is worth enjoying Or seeking ...

... by lvprese nting the Duke's visit to Windsor as a mere formal and spontaneous ?? of respect. Hut we may as well let them speak feir them- selves ; or, rather, in the worels of the tliree leading Canning prints. The English Cnlltnian of yesterday says ...

... buried. The prisoner assisted on the occasion. He- was the iirst who .ecot-nised the hodv to he Chat of the boy Tommy. In speaking of the hoy's eleath, he said he supposed the boy had fallen from a tree, and got drowned. Daniel Woodhill is servant to last ...

... returned; and on being strictly questioned as to the cause of her absence., and threatened with an Officer if she did not* speak ihe trul h, she reluctantly ac- knowledged that two lads, with whom she had spoken several times, had determined to murder ...

... perty inepiired whether they had obtained their parents! com.Jit _Ivr their union, but unfortunately they were orphans. Moore speaks of \pviflg for antiquity's sake ; we should lappose this is the description of the U'txier passion that fired the bosums ...

... his bed- room with two chairs upon his body, and quite be- numbed with cold. He was raised up, and as soon as he was able to speak, he uttered such incoherencies as left no doubt upon the minds of those who saw him that his mind was touched. From that period ...

... port of Uear-Adinirul. (From the daze tte etc Prance, dated Monday, July 23.) Trieste, July 11 — Private letters From Ancona speak of a massacre of the Greeks and Franks who were at Smyrna in the course of the* last month. Even the Consuls of several European ...

... to follow the robber any farther, but gave a description of the fellow's dress and appearance to the watchman. He could not speak to the appearance of the three men who stood at the top of the lane, but the prisoner (jihbins looked very like the man by ...

... called the public opinion of Portugal, or which, at least, is the only efficient organ of liberal sen- timents in Listxni. speaks of the distribution of seditious proclamations, of the spread of false- news against the existing order of things, of the ...

... to discharge judicial functions ou tiie .Uunster circ*ii|i. Mr. Doherty is longer at the bar than those seem to imagine who speak of him as a very young barrister. He was called in Hilary Term, 1806, and he is, there- fore, not very far from the completion ...

... be false, or was ignorantjof that which he ought to_have known. There is an orator in Ireland of the name of Lawless, who speaks in a very comical manner. Be appears to he the best talker among the rabble of assoeiators in Dublin, and we think that he ...

... and which is only retained in a barbarous state by a system of niisgov eminent, which is a disgrace to the British name. He speaks here, unintentionally, a melancholy truth. That we permit the existence of a body of men in Ireland, quite irresponsible to ...