... struck whether I was time, and | whom was made. A great deal is said in a public asser bly that one does not If I knew who the speak was, I probably would be able know whether I was a Dr. thus to have spoken of ti Church of : The of and the of = mountains ...

... pair, driven by her. self; she was sister-in-law, the Infanta Josephine, and attended by the Infant Don F Paula on horseback. speaks of a manifesto about to be addressed to the nation by the King Consort, . of which, however, it says, is ministry as dangerous ...

... of I as the Lord Mayor was announced to take the clair, and many of the more celebrated divines and lay orators expected to speak, the large room of the Tavern was ed to excess, Shortly after two o'clock the Lord Mayor, acco t by many of the more distinguished ...

... ‘had six cut- lasses, two brace of and shot, but did not load any of them. At 4, Nettles, the steward, said the men wanted to speak to the captain, who went unarmed on deck. The crew on the main deck, just below the break of the quarter deck. ~M‘Veagh asked ...

... name of Lord ‘I am here,” from the kiosk, pale and agitated, why am I wanted Braco began to explain, oe but all seemed to speak same time,—‘* The Duke and Duchess had arrived at of the third volume—the last ‘e have copied the end they are. The reader ...

... nishing, habitually, evidence against itself. The tem is self-accusing, proclaims most merei- ly itsown shame. In districts it speaks ough half-tilled lands of its sad enormities. ms and fields, only half-cultivated, proclaim the og ho owner to be, not the ...

... only exception to the rule under which Lard Seabe 1d has acted in giving sites and manses to the Sit Free Church. I cannot speak as to the particular be d but I know that is the fact. There is parish of Portsoy, the parish of Fordyce, and the parish of ...

... say that they ever forget it. but men_ I say that laymen remember that they are Mr. S. O'Brien—And, therefore, whenever t! speak, their speeches have more w would say that the of men like Dr. Candlish and Mr. Guthrie have al- ways weight, because they ...

... Pharsalia had it; and, probably, no other battle recerded. Lucan was sensible of this distinction as regarded Pharsalia. Speaking of that great morn- ing, he says that the day had arrived which was to found the course of destiny for human affairs through ...

... has the This morning’s number of tho Banner o is vouched for following startling ease of destitution, of that journal. It speaks very little for the by the re of the P propert; y on which the terrible seene that such things should be, and it could scarcely ...

... have neither party, friends, nor supporters, in this coun- try If there be any persons to speak a word in their favour, they must be disinterested men, and may speak out without a fear that their motives will be assailed, for the acts and their consequences ...

... far as I recollect, or have beard. Of course, the whole property in Canobie being the Duke's, the colliers are, generally speaking, in the employment and receipt of wages from the Duke? Yes. Have they been molested in the slightest degree, or has any man ...