... good company from the Drury Lane platform, Wednesday evening. We heard that Sir Joseph who had been announced, refused to j speak, the distinct ground that would not associate himself, in the public mind, with Lindsay class of , agitators. Mr. Dickens, ...

... remind the reader of the trial of Courvoisier or of TaweU, to convince him that the morality professional men, whenever they speak professionally, not exemplary. The ! reason is obvious. The morality of mankind, theoretically and practically, there cannot ...

... shifted to the north, and brings along with the most astonishing dust-storm conceivable, as it invariably does. The have read speak of thin nuisance occurring about 20 times the year. occurs about wry third day, so far as our present experience goes Whenever ...

... is 352 milts ; and Shero are post-horses along the road, which runs entirely through the Stepper Road, however, properly speaking, there ; for tven itside the Odessa the traveller follows the trickof those th it have preceded him, and in dry howls rap ...

... that the only wholesome turn state affairs so mournful could possibly take was in the wakening up of the people, the out-speaking of the people, the writing of the people in patriotism and loyalty to effect those constitutional changes which were necessary ...

... nothing for himself his family.' 'O! that only shows that a man, though a keen sportsman, may a very bad ■•hot.' —Cunan, speaking his Ws business in the Court Chancery from Lord Clare's hostility, and the consequent necessity of resuming common prius ...

... Assurance Company.” Nokes.—‘‘ Never heard a word about it.” Stules.—“ More’s the pity. Ob! you should have heard the manazer speak. Such a wonderful man. The words cane out of his mouth as if every one of them had been oiled first and shot through one of ...

... disenssion of the general question. The peculiarity of this debate seems to be this —that all the speaking for the bill was from law- yers, and that all the speaking against it was from merchants. We do not well know how to place Mr. speech, for he appeared ...

... but many of those men with fire a 3 hi nO more than one or two rounds of ammunition. N h- standing all these deficiencies, I speak too h ef the comiuct of the men present. Tieirco Ine bravery were admirable ; and when it is conside the ods were three to ...

... Cattle- | market Inn to see if they could car, when a quarrel ensued, in consequence of the fost ler’s brutality. He could speak as to Jackson youth, who would shoot no one, as he knew him we for he was formerly an office- ‘boy with him.—The magis- | trate ...

... constantly exalted to the skies as a hero, and a3 the only one worthy of swaying the destinies of the empire. hese aecounts speak of a revolution as not at a'l improbable, with the object of driving Alexander IT. from the throne, and raising Constantine ...

... service in the progress of the present enquiry. Of the important functions of the relieving officer, it is unneces sary to speak at any lenzth, since they are generally known and acknowledged ; suffice it to say that upon him almostalone Cepends the correct ...