... are not yet to see the people's franchise without a cloud. Therefore, without prejudice to the right just spoken of, and to speak figuratively, I thankfully accept the 19s. 6th. in the pound which the people will receive, should the points embodied in the ...

... a yaiang donkey. Tlsa^oris4ouer strongly;- rmaintnaned that )is brother gave him the seas and enly wished theeankery could speak. Ilie weasnoemnitted to the ossirsme. DELsTVxENT WVRerrS, XD MEAlSURES.-t; tllB Public Office, yesterday, before J. E. Sissdeell ...

... a conspiracy against the State. The Court consisted of the President, the Procurator-General, and ten Judges. The letters speak highly of the impartial tone which distinguished the Pre- sident's address, and as unfavourably of the act of accusa- tion ...

... against Naples, in conspiriing with the SAP lband, aud working the ship Cagliari, which was at sequently captured. The accounts speak highly of t impartiality of the PRESIDENTIS address, and as u favourably of the act of accusation from the PR OvRATORt-GENxEAL ...

... rightly, oil the pleasing fact that while these crimes have been of so common occurrence they have escaped ; this certainly speaks much in their favour. The frauds that have been committed, allow me for tics information of Lanius to say, have been practised ...

... to pervade the minds of all the followers of [slain, both in Asia and in Africa, the writer says it has seen the fashion to speak of it as a consequence of the eeent outbreak in India; but, although this explana- uion has contented most of the journals ...

... service ice investigating those items. Mr. S, Frost observed that though residing at WNoi- verhairipton he wvas, strictly speaking, a Bliston cccan, and ciot only was lice rated at BDistoct, bitt Iis family connections were asloe heavily rated, He proceeded ...

... was neces- sary tiat the whole crew should understand the- reason of tihe seizure of the steamer, the captain, who could not speak English, dictated to her a letter stating what lie wished these to do, which she translated. This paper was thrust iceto their ...

... is,' explained the President, 'I used to get all my 1 tobacco of Mr. Matthews last winter, and I just left the a chair to speak to him for old acquaintance sake.' b A, ROYAL SENSE OF JUSTICE-A trial lately calne on at s ttirin, which excited considerable ...

... population under the heavens. That capital is not merely the haunt of dangerous classes from every corner of the earth, speaking all tongues, of all religions, of all political as of all physical complexion and organisa- tion, holding no one thought ...

... was chosen treasurer, and a finance committee of five was appointed. A plan was then agreed to for regulating the time of speaking, and after some discussion It was arranged that movers of resolutions should be allowed twenty minutes, and other speakers ...

... pistritt Lqom STOURBRIDGE. A letter received by the last India 'nail speaks of the gallant onduct of the 34th Regiment, tinder General Windhah, on the enemorable days of the 27th and 28th of November. The writer ompares the action with the cavalry charge ...