... be permanent, arrangements will, we A, be made fur doing the city business west of ar, by opening temporary offices on the—speaking .i r ally—cis-portal sae of the metropolis. Booths acted in the large unused space from St. Clement's Temple Bar, far the ...

... three days. If other provision., therefore, rise at this rate, wo snould like to know what family can support themselves, we speak not of the labouring classes alone. The oat crop is not at all productive—the yield is not anything equal to the past year ...

... difficulty of his position then, when he was called upon to express not merely the feelings of the British Association, but to speak to the great cause of civilisation in reference to European science. England was maid to be an island, and as far as geographical ...

... are others, less apparent but as weighty. Such are, a well defined apprehension of principles ; an honest determination to speak the truth, with as little 'sense of fear, as of pique, prejudice, or personality ; a consistency measured not by parties, but ...

... experiment TI 4 3 niation did not promote rue of England and self, he cared nothing; he t exchanged the sword far lid not speak for himself, alluded more particularly epression which might be country. (Hear, ha-az.). of the British Asseciatioa, rsuite ...

... the next evening on having been told her mother was thing ; she was then admitted; her mother was insensible and could not speak, she died te next morning: she then left the house.—George Ross, the hushawl of the last witness, stated that after the death ...

... defendant, on being handed a paper in which there appeared appropriate questions in five Oifferent languages, said he could speak no language but Dutch. He, however, pretended not to understand what was printed in that language in the paper handed to him ...

... Mr. Fisher, Mr. Lampray called. He was asked to walk up stairs; but he said, No; you have Wiph with you, an'. I want to speak to you in private. Mr. Fisher took his hat and went out; he returned in about a quarter of an hour, very much agitated. He ...

... three officers of the commissariat, who have been found guilty of peculation. The persons who were present at this long trial speak much of a circumstance which took place on the morning of the sentence. The accused, Forcioli and Witte:sheim, who are ill ...

... the free institutions of their country. This is too bad, too ironical. We all know the fate of Olozaga and Cortina, not to speak of Mendizabal and Exporter°. These most moderate, most constitutional Spanish Liberals, who had the weakness to aid in the ...

... Such conduct would attract respect, confidence, and reverence. Nor do we doubt that, were the ice once broken, many would speak. The ...

... magnitude and value, demanding an expenditure of time, money. and ability, for which hope of adequate recompense (commercially speaking) was out of the question; for though they are in the hands of almost everybody competent to use them, yet the number of such ...