... one for mine also.- ,Tile ?? died -a fw years, ago, and the husband a few weeks since, All vihb have tasted this aged cheese speak e of its ?? Jotirnal. e HIS LATE MAJESTY I5 COTTAGE.-Tbe royal cottage in Y Windsor Great Park, together with its gardens and ...

... prelimi- nary observations, said, some seventy of the paltry merchants of ours-foe many of them I entertain respect, but I here speak of them collectively-.eome severnty of these fellowtl went with an ad- dress this.morning to the Castle. Oh ! I am sorry the ...

... betrays the people. But in that case, Reform, and Alinister, and people too, are lost. *(Freow the Mlrinug Ch0-osiclee.) Rumour speaks every day more loudly of the efforts that are making on the part of the Aristocratic Borough-holters to resist Reform, and ...

... consequence of this princess's studies having been until lately oniducted through the medium 'f the German lan- guage, she speaks English with a German ?? Journal. A monument to the memory of Lord Byron is about to be erected at Bombay. THE Taucx SYsTaIV ...

... to a Theatre on a Sunday. I admit this. But these many do not constitute one indivi- dual out of every one hundred! I speak always of the mass, and not of the exceptions. The observations which I have made respecting Theatres apply also to balls and ...

... Admtiral lied been ?? personal with him, ?? had talked a little too much about his black. Ing, while he would not retort by speaking of the Gallant Admiral's bilge-water.-(A laugh.) The Giallat Adusiiralirho-seldom, aslite iroderstead, rose wii~iout am using ...

... Herald to the gresi fnt'erest which the. opening of' the course ex- citedl in 'Manchestcr. Te following from the Guardian speaks in sairi~ikl terrn~f. the entire body of the-lectures: fECruaES2' EaoCorrot'm.-During thelsstbrtnight, Mr. Thelwall brs given ...

... 'offices for absolute patronage, the scale of re- i ward may be' fir too high. A revolution in the whole i system is called for. Speaking of the Colonies, Sir Henry I Parnell observes, Four thousand troops composed thel garrison of the lonian Islands in 1828 ...

... show the justice and uiede. ration of our Revolution.s' Let us vote twelve millions of capital 'to the Ex-Charles X. Let us speak with respect of Priests, Roya. lists, and such like-and let us show by our eoderation, that we are entitled to the respect ...

... (drew a cotmparative estimate of the three several modes Of dleliverixmg sermons, by reading, recitation, and spontas taneout speaking, givhig the preference to the last method hten the preacher's iiind is sufficiently stored with ideas, iadl his comiminanl ...

... expressed: hie had spok en freely, anti be loped that others would da the' same ; but at the saute tose, he trested they would speak with temper and naoderation, Dr. Whitralcer thren propeseni the first resolution, and sat down amidst tire geaeral plau- dits ...

... lion gentleman, who had re. cently, in speaking of the rabble of Dublin, appeared to have lost histernper. (Cries of No, no, no.) That rightlicon, geistleman gave the hon. member for Waterford credit for speaking in a tone in that hionse swhics lie weits ...