... fellows, but he won't do for nil Never was there a more determined effort to put a man down. At first, in the rapidity of speaking, some of Lis phrases were perhaps not very felicitous or correct ; and though the instances were few in number, they were ...

... were the immediate effect of doctrines similar to Socialism. Remove (said he) the responsibility of man even to man—not to speak of God—and you at once unhinge society. At the conclusion of this address Messrs Myles and Ross commenced • discussion; but ...

... Rase thy truth, establisli'd Which—when spire and pinnaelr, arch, and figured stouts, to tell of fl. , ries gone— Still shall speak of thee and Wm Whom adore the &rapid= Power. whieh, likrst Heaven's, ?Met seem Works, nitre In frvolom's beam; Ones by mats ...

... admiration and esteem of so many of the great and good. Altogether and independentof the questioner repealwi th which, properly speaking, the demonstration bad little to do—it will not fail to be long remembered, not only for the talent displayed during the ...

... ns much error is still prevalent; and I may add, leading to mischevious resales. I have !Taxon to believe that the errors I speak of are common both to the nshermen nod to anglers ; but that it is in the practice of the latter that the mischief is to be ...

... Highlands, whom these leaders have cajoled and misled, are Radom to participate In this self-same perneretlon of which they speak? And as to our Dissenting, brethren, we suspect that them are little prepared for the dekonement of this great Presbyterian ...

... Admitting that the cora laws are a subject essentially political, we question—however much the clergy may be, generally speaking, wrens-headed and prejudiced in their party leanings—the right of not allowing them, as we do to other men, the same privilege ...

... On the day the inquiry took place, two officers of the Worcester city police were in attendance at the Talbot lintel, to speak to the character of James, but they were not called, nor was their attendance necessary. as the woman by her evidence acknowledged ...

... eloquence, and, alas! though not sensible of it themselves, their ignorance. The wages of the operative are, God knows, generaly speaking, miserable enough. Indeed, it is hardly possible, with any regard to their possessing the means of subsistence, to rdduee ...

... attention to the following quot,tel from tke in its report of the debate on the rietory Bill. Mr Collet and Mr Hardy rose to speak, when the noise was beyond description —cock-crowing, eat mewing, and similar discordant sounds, catnelond and strange from ...

... congratulations. That such, Indeed, was the case cannot be denied. But we do not wish to be harsh with the Free Church, nor speak disparagingly of its minis. tem. For this reason it gives us pleasure, when we behold the congregations set independently of ...

... exalted personage*, who, like them, fill the eyes of everylo ly, should, by the force of virtue Mune, compel every evil-speaking tongue to speak wall of them. EXTRAORDINARY Case OF SCICIDR. On Thurolav morning, Dickenson (the hneband of the unfortunate woman ...