... fled. The Lord Cha.vckllou defended the appointment of the clergyman alluded to in the petition, and stated that generally speaking it was out of his power'to acquire sex urate information relative to the particular characters of those who were appointed ...

... honest man, has regarded with mingled emotions of scorn, indignation, and disgust. During the last election, we do not now speak of Leeds, we have witnessed clergymen notwithstanding their sacred character as the ministers of a kingdom not of this world—we ...

... has been eminently successful, and bis very defects have contributed to increase the impression which his nervous style of speaking is so well calculated to produce. His extravagant egotism, hisoccasional substitution of sarcasm for argument, his earnest ...

... charcoal. Eloquent Ladies.—The ladies of Glasgow are studying to improve the natural gift of eloquence with Which—not to speak it profanely—nature has so amply endowed them. No less than one thousand better halves and gentle spinsters met the other ...

... great need of better accommodation in the administration of justice, and who, he did not doubt, were both ready and willing to speak on the subject; he would leave it to those gentlemen and the meeting to dispose of the question as they thought proper.- - ...

... may forcibly enter the houses of defenceless peasants—and, if the man he absent, what protection is there for the women ? We speak of no improbable horrors. When this law existed before, we know that outrages of the most humiliating character—outrages that ...

... Burton, a child only twelve years of age, which was executed with great precision and effect. Of the vocal performances we must speak in terms of unqualified approbation. The Sea, and the Horn of Chace, wliich were rapturously encored, were sung by Mr ...

... being tongue-tied ; but we can write as oil, and have got a gross of pens, each as thick as the lady's little finger Byrcn speaks of in the siege of Corinth, and as transparent—a keg of ink bright blue as indigo—a pile of paper soft r.nd smooth as silk ...

... saw the father looking with sullen contempt on the crowd, and expressing an indignation on his countenance that he dare not speak ;—and the mother, pressing her infants closer to her bosom with an involuntary grasp, and exclaiming, in wild and simple e ...

... while it addresses us as intellectual beings, it tells us that our reason must bow to Scripture, and our faith believe a speaking God. —■ New Monthly Magazine, April, lXi-2. As a concise view of Jewish History, consistent with the data of t'le Holy ...

... measure ! Sir Samuel Romilly, who in the short Whig administration of 1806 and 1807 filled the office of Solicitor General, speaking in his papers of the passing of the Insurrection Act of that period said, For myself, the measure appeared so unjust, so ...

... its unciation are generally English, mated English ; while the phrasee been speaking has no more to th, than the cackling and chatter•ith the language of the human des of speaking prevalent among is, the Broad, the Natural, and t is seldom heard but among ...