... strength or the weakness of a nation may be guaged by the state of the popular mind. Where the people think, and feel, and speak out, as freemen ought and will, there will be peace with plenty in every happy home, and the nation will be great and glorious ...

... eight days, where her arrival and marvellous escape excited considerable sensation. The officers in command of the troops speak in the highest terms of the conduct of Captain Castle during the trying occasion. By the latest arrivals the head-quarters ...

... go with them. He eried out for the protection of the law. He asked several times in a loud voice, ‘Who is the judge?’ *Who speaks Spanish ?° “Who is a Christian ?* More than forty Americans witnessed this scene, and not one raised his vBice. Wolfskill ...

... scveral blows on the head with their belts. IHis hat was broken, and he was knocked down. On getting up he again attempted to speak to them, and they were about to repeat their blows when one of them (who he believed was Mallabond, a lance oorponlk said, ...

... provided with necessary clothing at his lordship*s expence. This act of gencrosity, at this inclement season of the year, speaks well for the fore-thought and kind fecling ot his lordship towards thc*z?-.-wr\mg poor. On Thursday atternoon, the time appointed ...

... Mr. Wheeler said he had watched the case closcly; but it appeared to him that the evidence against the prisoner was, 50 to speak, so overflowing, that it would be impossible for him to contend against.— The Recorder © I am quite of that opinion ; and the ...

... will be maintained than has been the practice in the Hundredth Dublin. We know not how it may be in other towns but we can speak for our own. The people generally are fond of the soldiers who are quartered in our barracks and are favourites with them in ...

... the complainant had not mfitw - t proof that the handkerchief was his. The nonchalance exhibited by the complainant, when speaking of his wife in Oldham, and the womau he was now living with, was utterly surprising, and showed an entire ignorance of moral ...

... That u(‘ms( t: ow e e exceeded the amount n‘pprupnlled to them by above | B sinsioners sre 2 quasi corporation. | £32. After speaking of the coldness of heart of those B Webby sio coatendod that the proper em.- |i, ote M TILOK 18 O Lria'h ! ol . S ar, the ...

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... say to him, * that I::: nls'mn--r rbur]-n m -;n, and shapen in iniquity—that lam utterly and completely bad.” Why not, then, speak to me so as to do me good ? T care nothing for the pope. Immured as I am in the business of the world, with diflcul:{ earning ...