... ‘They, one and all, either by their cheers or their speeches, designate themseives Keformers ; and from the tone in which they speak, they mast [ have feel indignant at this their celebration of not being headed “ Refora hye ner in the County of Montgomery ...

... being the hour of noon, when the working classes had an opportunity of attending, there was not, at the the moment he began to speak, more than 1,000 persons. After it was known, how- ever, that Mr. Baines was in the room, the crowd ra- Pidiy increased, many ...

... meet: The Princess Victoria.—Wer. have been pursued with es unremitting attention her health would bear: she is ages, and speaks the English, cn G et rinan; read in bistory; and has attained such perfection in music as to be able to take part ia the rivate ...

... thirty in number, constitute thie magnificent gift. There wae a disturbance at Mr. Irving's church oo in consequeace of a man speaking in the “unkaowa tongue.” lv con. eequence, t. |. gave wotice that the Os should uot he allowed to be exercised in the usual ...

... Messrs. Biactstroce & cxce, Soliciters, No. 4, King’s on, or to Me. Jour me! Solicitor, Shrewsbury. The British Traveller,” in speaking of the Patent Perryian Pens, For sume monthe, we @ deep prejudice the Perryian Pens, 1 consequence of some of the ec muon ...

... and on the arrival of the Sheriffs the prisoners were brought in the press-room. Bishop looked wildly round, but did not speak, even whilst his arms were being pinioned, but evidently ap- peared fu surpress emotion. Williams appeared the Most miserable ...

... shoulder, pres sented a petition, saying, in the most familiar terms, “Father, | was determined to fiud an opportunity of speaking to you iu private, and therefore choose this trme to ask you a favour.” The hing, though thus taken by surprise, was neither ...

... operation of Lord Brougham’s Bill, and the necessity that would accrue of a transter of assets to another custody. The fact speaks volumes as to the badn ess of the past, whatever may be left undecided as t © the improvement of the The annou nees that two ...

... agricultural occu- | pat tons, In Waasaw the same fear, or a similar bar-| barity, exists; for such citizens as Care even to speak | in an unguarded manner daily vanish ; others who are more in their conduct, furnish a morning exercise for the Musecrite ...

... with nervous tremblings, and horrors of instant death— symptoms tou common to those who indulge in habits of intemperate speaking. 1 have punctually adhered, since that period, to the plan laid down for me; and abridged myself, by degrees, of my usual ...

... respect. trees in the garden regularly smashed. The ach | crop is completely destroyed. Many of the hail stones ‘The President speaks of the relation of the States with Great Britaia as follows; measured trom ten to twelve inches in circumference; + Of the ...

... report of the reluctance of the Emperor to ratify the proposed Treaty between Belgium and Hol land; and the Brustels papers speak to an ine in the poblic mand of that capital as to the conduct of Holland and Russia, It was believed thatthe King had sent ...