... yet they formed no part of the parish at all, and therefore were extea-parochial. Tae groun | of this exemptiou, geoerally speaking, had some refevecce or relation, or could be traced up to some relicious foundation, in consequence of which they were not ...

... descrip ion of the avimal, vegetable and mineral Kingdoms, together with a detail of the heavenly bodies ; but, popularly speaking, it means nminute aceonnt of animals in their eatire und living states—their external characters and forms—their shapes, ...

... trunsportation. His Lordship, i passing son. tence on the prisower, strongly reprebended the practice of persons coming forward to speak to the character of persons Cwho Lved st a distance from them, wd of whose ehargeter they conld not therefore heve oy accnrate ...

... S oeicty. It eonsists in | the substitution of earbonie acid cas for sienm. Our eontem. | porars, the Cheltenham Jowrnal, speaks of it as being of | l * equal foree aud immenscly ebeaper than sieam,” | Load a and Westminster Baat.—The starcholdess of ...

... To us—who have de. clined making our paper a one-sided or blind advoeate of the proposed railway, thoush we have gencrally speaking been fricudly to the project—to us, we say, all these incidents behind the seenes with which we have been made aeynainted ...

... learn, that trade is reviving o our manufacturing distriets, Letters foom Macchester, Bary, Bolion, Halitax, and Haddersficl | speak ingratily g terms of a steadly, lmprovieg trate, Extract from the Report of the Secvelaries of the Worcester Diceesaa Bourd ...

... alowed to be taken, and from the abrupt way in which the Judge closed the proceedings, without n{luving the Prosecution to speak or the Jury to deliberate, it is quite clear o us that the mad doctors had the verdiet entirely at their own disposal. It needs ...

... B 3 the St. Heien's Waterworks Bill i the ingquired with indignation how the nolle Lord, a member of e-' .73‘ Wiy for you speak ...

... consulering the locality of the chureh, and tie clase of persons wio form the mass of the congregzation, is highly ereditable, ani speaks well for the awakened interest of the residents in the support of our Established Chureh. lacorporated Society for Promoting ...

... other nodded slightly, ** Oh! man,”’ sail the Scot, * you could do me a great favoar. 1 hear the great Mr, Brougham is to speak this forevoon, lam just exeessively Keen to hear him, and to sce b, Pon sure if ye liked, you could get we a 20l pluee, and ...

... which had been given before them, aod that, although it was impossible not to see that the prosecutrix had a strong wish to speak as favourably of him as she possibly could, they must not draw any inference against him which the evidence did not warrant ...

... Merald ; a paper which unguestionably enjovs o eirculation more than commensurate with your own ; and whose readers, wenerally speaking, are of a deseription greatly superior to your's. This convietion | well and amply compensates me for the uneivil exclusion ...