... rank scarcely marked in the scale of nations, high place in their respect. (he claiie.s upon England it is unnncessary lo speak, further than to say, that the state of thotos which their prosecution and denial gave rise has been succeeded arrangements ...

... observe that respectful silence in which we have inclosed ourselves to the present moment The painful reminiscences of which you speak, and which it is so natural our excellent uncle should be tormented with without intermission, furnish with an additional motive ...

... addressed Lord lavisK’ck as friend addresses friend the occasion some lamented bereavement; he spoke Lord Westmoreland as friend speaks to friend marriage or a christening.—“ was overjoyed, and, doubt. Ins Lordship would be. the final rejection tgiol irtion ...

... execution of his task ; and the first specimens his taste are now under the inspection of the public. -jw The Jlepublic of Letters speak more definitely its character,) is periodical publication, designed embrace a selection pieces, in both prose and poetry, culleil ...

... besides. In saying this, we are satisfied, that we are much under-stating the strength of the Ulster Reformers; hut choose to speak moderately; and when we send forth this statement to our brethren in England and Scotland, whom we wish to disabuse of any ...

... of the mouth, in order assist my sense of hearing. On surveying the »rly, I soon perceived that the Gifted Sister was about speak, the violent agitation or working of her whole frame, of which difficult give a written description, without appearing to ridicule ...

... different batches. Some of the wealthiest Commoners in the country are on the list.” Another authority, The Morning Post, speaks to the same effect, as far as regards the fact and, as that paper has been an outrageous abuser of Ministers and Reform, its ...

... them ? Surely, they are not quite so bad. Now, his Lordship, most positively, does this, over and over again. For instance, speaking of the Reform Bill, his Lordship is reported have used the following words :—“Tf that measure should pass into a law,, is ...

... exertions to oppose it, but of exir4qjr ' y solicitude on the part of Don Miguel to conciliate the inhabitants of that country, speaks of the rash folly of any attempt to shake the stability of a Monarch, who loves like a father his subjects,” enjoins all the ...

... on the great Christian precept which inculcates peace and good-will. The Speech of the King is. no doubt, constitutionally speaking, the Speech of tbe Minister, and, as such, is fairly subject to comment and objection ; but still there is some decorum be ...

... followed by an increased demand for Cotton goods ; and, in other departments of business, a degree of animation is evinced, which speaks well for our future trade. We have now employed in our coasting and foreign trade, and belonging to the Port, 209 vessels ...

... was 70. Dr. M'Corroac, in his Lectures on Chemistry, at present delivering in the Royal Belfast Academical Institution, thus speaks of the system: —“The method of beating apartments and buildings, by means of pipes of hot water circulating through them, ...