... justice to the wholeempire. (Cheers). Of the sanitary condit on of London at present. he believ!ed it wou'd be impossible to speak too ill. Ue kuew of many places init, unsurpassed in the accuraulated Lorrors | of their negieet, by the dirtiest old spote ...

... the tunnel and t their painful reflect e the real cause of t! \NGEs.—* ir Thomas ' e high office of Lord ! e its duties as Speak ge of the Court of Cha wg-ruin‘f. these fin¢ eration, when, it is U former portion of the - will replace sir 11 of the Common ...

... 1 have had no desire to be upon ill terins with any one much wore with yourself, or our Rector, but itis impossible not to speak warmly on such matters. 1 am. Dear Sir, Yours truly, Geo. Harris, Fsq. W. F. Wraristaw, Rughy, Feb. Bth, 1850. Mr. Harris to ...

... down the river, but i was not till the day following the affair that the expeilition rejoined the squadron. Captain Buckle speaks in the higzhest terms of all the officers and men employed under him, both French and English. Besides My, Crockett killed ...

... mistress, Miss Cooper, has been recently appointed, on the resignation of Mrs. Clarke, and the committee are happy to be able to speak in the highest terms of the qualifications, conduct, and effective discipline hitherto displayed by the new mistress, and from ...

... giving evidence before the Committee of Inquiry in the House of Commons on the subject of the Lord's Day observance. says, speaking of boatmen * They are brought up to robbery from children, and they are deprived of any means of instruction ; consequently ...

... connected with the City. Prince Albert, the principal Ministers and foreign Ministers, were among the speakers; and ulllmngh lh.e speaking was principally of a complimentary Lind, it derived interest from the neatness of expression in which all vied with each ...

... or a shawl, and wear it, and no one will remark upon it. He has his own way, and does not annoy others. Itis customary to speak of England as in its decline; such is not the case. She now contains the essential elements of growth. London will soon fill ...

... oppressive on the inhabi- | tants and be well remembered that in the House of Lords they had charged him £l6 for permission to speak against them. The streets now belong to us and we do not call upon the Trustees to repair them. He proposed that the Board ...

... to have mentioned such meeting had taken place, besides you forget that many have forgotten the letters on the subject you speak of. As ’x:;‘ myself, I did not know such a controversy had cecurred, and my information of this was altogether from a private ...

... political party, though I cannot either read or write. Fut, as it is well known Jam a man of resolution, the political party I speak of thought it a good thing to enlist me, T wewt about selling pamphlets and journals, and under this character | concealed ...

... of deception practised or attempted about the matter. One of the cashiers of the Bank of England was his friesd, and could speak to his character. The prisoner said he had pupils at that moment pzn{]’ing him £2OO a-year. He had graduated at the Marischal ...