... the people, to the Ministers of the Church of England alone is that privilege denied:- The working classes of which I am speaking will not now enter Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's; but my firm belief is, that after they have gone through a course of ...

... or other they all cease smoking about one time; and all simultaneously commence again. Nearly thee whole of the party can speak a few words of English. Thank you, invariably follows any little attention ; and good-very good, anything that strikes ...

... supplied by others, and most probably by the Spaniards of the Phil- lippine Islands, or of Cuba. No doubt, however, when we speak of trade with China, English trade is prilicipallY meant; and therefore, because we impartially discussed the opium question ...

... rags does not seem so inappro. priate to the office or the times as but a few short years ago it would have appeared. While speaking of eccle- siastical matters, we may mention that a move- ment has been got up against the Tevil of the Liturgy, -in Lincolnshire ...

... interest in the society from its commencement and being intimately connected with a nunm- berof young men and boys, he could speak of the incalculable benefit of such a society. He wished that the manufacturers of Birmingham ?? would take greater Interest ...

... must perish. Yours very respectfully, H. D. CURRENCY. To the EDITOR of the DAsLY POST. Sir,-Your correspondent, E. F. G., speaking of our Currency system, says it has failed twice in fourteen years. This is easily said, and many persons say it, thinking ...

... the Magistrates to anew poor rate. This tbid. in the pound will produce £1,011. The arrears are not ansiderable, generally speaking. WEST BROMWICH. SINGULAB AFFAIn AS TO WATCH STEALINGO-At the Public fice, on Saturday last, an old man, named Joseph Tisley ...

... test by which be may determine when to speak and when to be silent. If before he gets on his legs the latent orator would ask himself, Do I really know anything of the sub- ject upon which I feel disposed to {speak; and if so, can I throw any new light ...

... This latter has recently been most disgrace. fully abandoned; Lord JoHn RUSSELL not hesitating in his place in Parliament to speak of the Mosquito Chief as a Phantom King. In a treaty recently agreed to by Lord PALMERScsTOy, he also abandoned these people ...

... conduce'to the desired end is, to our thinking, exceedingly doubtful, though the writer, breathing the fiery atmosphere lie speaks of, anticipates a much more combustible and decisive conclusion:- HONGE KONG, October 30, 1857. We have given up all idea ...

... remarkable manler. In respect to Russia's position ia the Black Sea, concerning which curious particulars have arrived, we shall speak presently. ...

... its silence, but to read and study it, and endeavour to obtain that knowledge which would enable them at length to say, Speak, Lord, for thy servant heareth. The leeturerwasfrequentlyand loudly applauded. -The Chairman said it had been arranged that ...