... representative in what, in these times, is improperly termed the ' fourth estate-—an organ amongst the Press, capable of speaking their sentiments ami «ui\ocating their cause —which also the cause of the country, for the bodyfares ill when the limbs are ...

... every ' thing they see in print, even should they find it in the 1 mouths our Mercuries, or the columns of our Chroni- cles. Speaking of the late elections, got under the * excitement of a bill which has now lost its magic, inasmuch as the meanest of the ...

... I GOVERNESS WANTED. TJTANTED, a GOVERNESS, capable teaching the French Language her speaking it Fluently will be indispensable Requisite. She will also required to take part the general Routine of the School, which is one great Respectability. Applications ...

... ive in what, in these times, is not improperly termed the ' fourth estate'—an organ amongst the Newspaper Press, capable speaking their sentiments and advocating their cause—which also the cause of the country, for the body fares ill when the limb* are ...

... wished that the meetings the people might carried with the same quietness that hitherto marked them and he thought it was speaking much favour of the inhabitants Shelfield to say that, notwithstanding the great excitement which prevailed the meeting, not ...

... the Pitmen. We regret extremely, on account of his age and respectability, the indignities offered to this gentleman while speaking at the meeting, on Tuesday, but we regret it still more on account of the cause, viz :'_his praise-worthy and able exertions ...

... perpetuate the happiness and prosperity of the country. Lord Altiiorp, who entered the house during the time Mr. Baring was speaking, said that had intended to take the earliest opportunity of informing the House that Earl Grey had this day received a c ...

... as to the best remedy to be applied; and what that remedy—it is e Rf/orm Bill. (Cheers.) What I would recommend is—and I speak now as an old reformer, and request Kf,S# of old a ? ~ my earnest advice ion ' loUKl ' 'he present, Tay aside every difiWence ...

... believe everything they see in print, even should they find it in the mouths of our Mercuries, the column's our Chronicles. Speaking of the late elections, got up under the excitement of a bill which has now lost its magic, inasmuch as the meanest the throng ...

... es. We regret that the lateness of the hour prevents our giving full report of these noble peers speechrs. Knrl was left speaking. No new fact was stated by the Noble Earl up to the hour of post. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Thursday. Lord ALTIIORP said thst negociatior ...

... They are not based upon a shadow of foundation, for the coal-owners never so much as contemplated them. And yet Carbonarius speaks as one having authority. Of a similar character are other statements in the delegate's letter. He says, the lead miners ...

... this species of timber for almost every rural and domestic purpose. But fashion finds footing even in the Nurseries, and to speak technically, it generally found, that when one kind goes out another comes in. Thorns remained at pretty much the old level ...