... cheers, answered by cries of Oh, oh! The debate proceeded for some time without great Interest ; Mr Borthwick and Mr Repton speaking on the Ministerial side ; Sir Winston Barron on the other. Mr More O'Ferrall made some strong charges against Ministers. ...

... or from causes which we could not avert, all that we could do would be to bow in resignation to the visitation. But when I—speaking for myself—when I bellevo that a great portion of the evil at present suffered the industrious population arises from bad ...

... population, so well entitled to claim. Without this, withont a greater force in Parliament, and that force must be made to speak honestly the sentiments of the people of Scotland, we need not look fur that attention to our grievances which they merit, ...

... efforts, to persuade the Queen, like a bold child, to re, turn to herdaty. The sight of a carriage, and of some rags, not to speak of a formidable battery of cannon, Iwere enough to turn her head. Thus not many does had elapsed after the arrival of the Core' ...

... morning the smallest supply of beasts observed on any market d during the pres,nt year; white the quality was, comparatively speaking, barely an sv,r4ge. Notwithstanding the attendannce of buyers was tolerably numerous, the beef trade was by no means active; ...

... during his late visit here, a card of memhership of the N. C. A. (New Chartist Association, we presume), for which, charitably speaking, he forgot to pay': In reply to these malignant calumnies, concocted in the Council Chamber of Bellzeebuh, said the man ...

... error as we believe our proteetionist landed proprietors to be in their views, there are few of them who will venture on speaking the truth so candidly as Mr Drummond . By-the-bye, why lags behind the great Forfarshire Anti-League Meeting? Why tarry the ...

... menanres for the laltredinte Sion of the Oregon territory. prereable if they ran. forcibly if they must. The resolutions speak of t h e reasping spirit sod insatiable ambition of the Britbili Government. The re'oluti••ns, it leenly,passed Measly, ...

... of many and great sacrifices —Jews eschew pork sausages—Earl l'ainden gaze up his pension --Lord Brougham has resolved on speaking only sit instead of twelve times during a debate- and Pennsylvania's borrowers have some thoughts of paying off their Just ...

... morning the smallest supply of beasts observed on any market day during the present year; while the qitality was, comparatively speaking, barely an average. Notwithstanding the sttendannce of buyers was tolerably numerous, the beet trade was by no means active; ...

... of M. Tillers, to dismiss the expediency of an itopearliment of Ministers. Up to this moment, the press has not had time to speak upon, nor have the public in general becom e ac q uaint- I with, the resolution of Government to restore Otaheite to Quern ...

... mendicant system yet propounded by either Candlish, Cunningham, or Guthrie, and will ; of comma embrace the ladies. Properly speaking, ' theelders and deacons should have been alone left to gather the money, for it is surely mire becoming for them to do so ...