... extraordinary mea. mires liefore the convocation of the Chambers continue propagated in public. Several journals even this morning speak of the annulling the election of the 221. We persist in believing that these reports have foundation, and that the session ...

... ourselves to the obtaining, even of that desirable object, perfidious means. Su far, we beg that the Standard may understood as speaking for itself strictly. With regard to our foreign corresp.indents, we not deny nor we blame their bias: living in the focus ...

... despatches of the ambassadors are even not secure from the examination of the Christines. The cafes are deserted. one dares to speak even to bis neighbour or brother. If any one shalt dare to report any thing unfavourable to the Queen’s cause he is at once ...

... Mr. William Long; the first question put Long to witness whether got fur his vote; went back then to his business ; did nut speak any other agent about the M., told Mr. Long nothing more than what stated; him merely what he swore to-dav; introduced that ...

... authority, cannot stand. This wise legislators would, all things, have avoided. There are not, and cannot be, politically speaking, two intereati in a prosperona and wall-governed atate; and in fertitlog a new system of representation the great object ...

... composition cannot fail to be a favourite. The engraving on the title-page is a perfect gem.— Vide Wes- leyan Times, Nov. 6. SPEAK GENTLY. Song by Miss M. Lindsay, the Com- poser of the popular song Excelsior. Second Edition. 2s. Sd. The beautiful ...

... Skeltou, who found that they could hear each other speak when stand- iug close together at the bottom ; but this cannot be turned to any useful practical purpose, because it requires the divers to speak in a very loud voice unfit for a connected conversation ...

... heart fa the sentiments expressed by the reporter your commission. nevertheless remarked some expressions which induced me speak the question. not correct to consider the Polish cause as entirely lost. However deplorable the catastrophe of Warsaw may be ...

... English, without the rigmarole definitions and deductions our political economists; on the question of the poor laws, the author speaks out like a man sense.*—Bell’s Weekly Messenger. , , •• This is one the most Interesting works that has lately issued trani ...

... Parts contiguous. The Cayenne Lozenge ha.s been found of great utility to B Uch persons as arc frequently in the habit of speaking in Public ; they may therefore he advantageously taken in the Senate, at the liar, and in the Pulptt, and the highest testi- ...

... could P* rl hitherto been respected, and, unless it were the held battle, after •o*® desperate conflict, we hare not heard speak any mmmm cftMttiltted on IndirMiulii. They fall confidence in the auccne of tbeir cause.” A letter from Nauplia, dated Sept ...

... feelings hut horror and contempt amongst men educated in the religion of the gospel, and who, as the first, and, humanly speaking, most precious of all the consequences of that education, regard the cultivation the domestic virtues as the most important ...