... ingratitude Whatever may the defects of the musical writer in the Morning Chroniclr, he cannot accused of not having an “ear.” Speaking of the bass (not base good Chronicle) Bohemian singer, he says,—“ The vibration of the singer’s chest is heard as distinctly ...

... stigma in the history of any race, however ancient or exalted? The only method prevent this blot, to avoid this stigma—not to speak for the moment of our duty to the Church and Heaven—is to inrdst that you shell enter a Brazilian convent, and to expel, all ...

... fUiy 'l‘ .° ,”j i,ip llie noble duke llie lie il of bin In, |IIS , beforelie.reconiineniiee IniheCrnwii—(Here ' ,b exclaimed Speak nut,” nwing, doubt tke » ; u „ leiting bis voice fall at the conclusion of llie noble [o rell( bint, Iboogh generally loud ...

... after to enter a wood called Coppice Wood, in company with a man 6f the name of Win. Hobbs, a labourer, of whose character, to speak mildly, little of good can spoken. In a quarter of an hour from this time the report gun was heard, and presently Hobbs came ...

... received the Royal assent about Wednesday, Upon certainty of its passing both houses of Parliament it is not rth while it, speak: the power of carrying that inestimable --asnre admits no dispute. As for the order in which the new j may tendered to the ...

... that, this being meet ng of friends to the Protestant cause exclusively, those only who support**! that side had a right to speak, (Much tumult. No, no”). the friends of the Protestant cause would silent, they would be able to discover their enemies by ...

... has latterly supported them, they may still answer the sympathy of the church in the same melancholy strain. This one fact speaks volumes as to the impotence of the Roman Sec in directing general education in making arrangements beyond its sphere. Another ...

... 401 From 401. taka 111. 8s„ and we find the manager minus 281.185. Were this an accidental occurrence it would not be worth speaking of, but last night’s house was just the average house of the last two months. On Sunday morning sermon was preached at the ...

... statute—the parliament is not a Protestant institution—juries are not Protestant institutions—and, last of all, and above all—speaking in this loyal and ancient borough, I say it—the charter of Buckingham is not Protestant charter. Now, then, we are told to ...

... lari disCUSsions on the Catholic Question, particu. ouse °f Lords. The only novelty consisted in he t * lree Royal Dukes speaking one after meats *' Clarence delivered his senti- ? * , * * en gth, and with much ability: his ke read 01 ' impression on ...

... Protestant religion being in danger—the tilhet were in danger. At that meeting man, who had been very busy in getting it up, speaking of the Ex-Chancellor, said the late Lord Eldon. This caused a laugh at the time, but the expression was not altogether so ...

... ional and unnatural dereliction of his duty, at mom nit when innovation is openly talked of, as ministerial measure.— In speaking thus we have referred to the duty of Bishops spirili.ally ;if descend to the temporalities of their office—by virtue of which ...