... amidst the continual bank- fptciee eI d failures that surround as on every sidee that his fate shall not be the next. I will speak to ay fellow-shopkeepers and manufac turers who have hitherto been, comparatively speakhnt, well off, anda have brouaght up ...

... which, though much used by some, a I1 couveye no certain. presage of the restitution of ( a right. Mr. C. then weist onl to. speak of the Reformb I~c~ oseringthat the operation of that act was too Lconine thesuffrage, to' a vecry great extent, to the a d ...

... the complainant, when, ina voice of greiit wrath, he exclainied, Are y ou an attorney, for if net, I cannot allow you to speak.- (Laughter.). No, your worships, I cannot allow it; the Secretary of State 'has sent word down thatI only an attorney, or ...

... poor man's 5 LInrght, by making the, relief of such a nature that PP they would rather die than accept it. [Cheers.] td 1 speak more f edinghy upon this subject because lii it is proposed to extesid to Ireland a Poor 'Law ,of of the isaine descriptl n ...

... are the Canad'ians. Shal Englishmen rejoiie at the, slaughteri of those who havedescetaied frcn: the' same-aucertors, who speak the' same lngungegand in diwhose hearts wil be found thesanii sympathiesi No sooner shall 'our hearts be riven from owr, breasts ...

... ly the most extraordinary that any age has ever pro- dured. 't is my opinion that the illustrious indi- Vidual O0 lvhom I speak was chosen by Providence for the part -ihich he has taker. (Hear, hear.) With eloquence unrivalled, with talents uneuLualled ...

... a drake ?? In' his: 'defence he stated f that Mr. Dock and-his *ife could prove his ihno. cence, and that; Mr. Swan, could speak to his character; hbut none of the parties were forthcoming. The solicitor for the prosecution Was Mr. Peacoek; and ?? Drake ...

... desc iption of the real System of G0ambling, as adopted by Lord de Roeos; in short be will make the Cards do anything but speak. TYPOGRA- PHA,s or 0ow to Print a'iteii;!' Ink. LYRES of APOLLO, or MAGICAL, Fcs'XT aIN s. A New MAGICAL LEXICON. Two Learned ...

... of signatures. There wvas also one book in w of small size; there were two or three ae. Found soeie large books, but cannot speak -.qigatcidlly where they w-ere found. All these things Csdncan identify. (The witness ?? them ;snxrdiagly.) A pasel- being ...

... to the worst of all purposes, the murder, and enthral- dam of your brethren. Let the people of these three nighty kingdoms speak out with one voice, and proclaim in tones of firmness and decision, that lot one drop of British blood-that not one coin of ...

... s are requisite and necessary, as a sub- stitute for that protection which the laws refuse to industry. I have a right to speak to you in the language of dictation, because, of all the men (since the passing of the Reform Bill to the present mo- ment) ...

... lrousilg every proud and angry feeling between those who had formerly been on termns of the greatest friendship. Morally speaking lie held it to be a piece of blas- phemy for any ma n to refuse the Suffrage to another. When God made all men equal it was ...