... going from Liverpool to Beau- maris, two years ago, we were able to coast it all the way ; but on this occasion, it being; to speak seientifcalli, neap. tsle, we were obliged to go out to sea, and ior the first time, in my life I bound iuveif out of' sight ...

... orobserving a iontept- S of llous silence. Nothing is more inssupportable to men of sense Di' than an cmpty formal, wiho speaks in proverl)s, and g t, dc-ides alI controversies with a short sentence-I a i aii piece of stupidity trie more insufferable ...

... have heard d to-day (more particularly from the president and [I vice-president,) gentlemen more accustomed than s myself to speak in public, might naturally feel o nervous; indeed our Nvorthy and most excelleist e president has given such aii able exposition ...

... awake, but not in the country. where I lived then, I ;an in the land of my father, but it is not, alas ! such as I left it-I speak and~ those who hear me stand amazed; they say I tell of things an age gone bv-is this to ble endured?' I have addressed myisenlf ...

... beautiful poetical effusions are ex- Qd front the above-named much-admiredan- n I; iind thefirst of them will sufficiently speak to'the talentdbf the editor, Alaric A. Watts, Esq. W~thout nmy obhervations from us. ?StazaSs irrittei on Seeing Floys and ...

... 4 A , levelled. by the shot of a oy. And do ,!A'nd me unworthy to be called your fathe r S i ' r' your mother, because I. speak thus knoweth, that, man to man, I wxoulde X ' T agaigst the best in Breadalbalne, and broad assfi5-riiiet yosmyacaresrm otac ...

... Bisliops; for it niay not ho kniowv.,,to 'l 'oue.om f our- readers that, though ?? 'of s. Sodor ?? hasl no power of voting or of speak : .in~in-hs HieBouse ot Loids, and Ins -no .mcartn itfie' ti Itpld ilojnBlench, he has I ohairiii placed tvr-his sole o' occupation ...

... aniel of dicath smote the young moafn suddeislv, ansd li holl dead hefure the eet of the 1 Rabbi, cvcn i ule he s is yet speaking When hu L the Rlabbi found that the youthi was dead, ie rent thi a his garuielits anti glorified the Lord. But his heart ...

... Turningvorl; as thoW giving- its final smiloothiness and polish to a calf and to ancle, a messenger entered his studio (to speak hO classically), and requested that he wvould imnedi- Ii9 ately accompany him to the mansion of ItIvei1er hir Von WVdenblock ...

... the streets of BaiSgor sunmecisnt to support tile calls ol , nature, with whatever frequency they may occur, The h]eaps we speak of have been in tihe isositioe B thy now occupy, dlfirasg the last two months, 1:- . cept wiheui' scattered 1bj liervy rains ...

... footpaths in carrying their improvmbnts iute effect, they ought to rcnder the nuisance of aS light a character as possible. We speak for the benefit of the whole. It wvas only on Friday even- ing last a gentleman who is well known to us, fell over the identical ...

... sellert of the widow aud family of the late Mr. Lod14c, of Denbigh, already anount'to tonedrly e. !h/iepound podis. This i speaks volumes for tlie be. nslohlellsc of tle sons and daughters of Cymr.ii 'l'ie Recorder of London made l his reiport to tbcKiib' ...