... It is with great respect that we listen to the Earl of Dalhousie, the Fox Maule of the pre-Disruption controversy, when speaking on a Scottish ecclesiastical question. In the former times, his Lordship championed his side with an ability which placed ...

... ns. Lord C. Paget, Sir John Pakington, and Sir Charles Wood controverted the positions assumed by Mr Cobden, treated him speaking upon a subject of which he was ignorant, and made statements defence the naval administration of the country. Several votes ...

... representations from tbe ; British Government a doubtful point. But more than this it is held by those who have quite right speak to be a questiou whether the Boer Government is not in reality oonniving at, rather than merely winking at, the conduct of ...

... first time on Tuesday night, with a fair prospect of its becoming law. It is more than likely that some of the Bishops will speak against it, but the Earl of Derby will be more than ordinarily imprudent should he again commit the mistake which in last election ...

... N OF RENFREWSHIRE. Coloxel Campbell is a bluff, honest old Conservative soldier, and speaks of his foe and brother Colonel as one brave and generous man would speak of another. But his chief claim to the suffrages of the electors of Renfrewshire seems ...

... treated, if not by direct attack, yet by insinuating ways, that show at once the tendency of thought in those who speak them. In speaking of the tendency so strongly shown in many quarters to give up the old ideas of a personal God, he referred to Strauss ...

... there is a want of arms, at another that there are 600,000 men in the city, all well armed with the Chassepot. One account speaks of the disturbances and irresolution that exist, and another says the Parisians are determined to drive out the invader die ...

... merely that the Premier praisee Mr Tennyson's wgrk itself, but also the sphere in which the poet works. Of course any one whe speaks thus assumes that the worker is worthy of the sphere in which labours. There ore a multitude of poetesters who do all they ...

... little or no business on any day, they have much business to travel on Suudav as any other, Fon the 2d Class.—lt not, strictly speaking, quite proper for persons of this class do the same thing every day ; so lhat a perfect system of morality would prohibit ...

... like all such documents, enters at great length into the question affecting the interests of that great republic. Mr Buchanan speaks without reserve of the entravagant and vicious system of paper currency and bank credits, wild speculations, gambling in ...

... and washing, an l free house if the person appointed marrieJ. Applicants must have experience as itteodante, and able to speak Gaelic. Applications with leetnnonials to be forwarded to Dr Aitken, medical snpernrendent. MOULDER (Porcman) Wanted, for an ...

... absence, Beauregard were fall on the Federal division left to hold Atlanta. The Richmond new-paper which has the credit of speaking the sentiments of the Confederate Government, states the intention aim negroes for the next campaign, so we may presume that ...