... circumnstances, though it iwas right to refuse it itiuilr othere. '1kw Asyrgwa -said be had hesen called on by ther mayor, to speak 10 justification of the returning officeis respectihg usle scrutiny. lie coiceiveil the delay of which zorniplai' t lied b~een ...

... is aii orphan; and who has no soul wcho wil! be pernnitted 1ifsit hiss-- his aroken trsth, or has been prevailed * oin to speak ,falsehood. If thee ?? be a lie?, t or the confession be bjelieved se. false, theni .what a shameful -thin~ here is with regard ...

... if true, are disgraceful to them, and if false, base and scandalous in the committee in the in. putation. Thle committee speak of The system of intimidation and outrage whith has prevailed during the whole election, and which the returning officers ...

... believe that' ' a the author of the system. of the! ordinances. Pey- ronnet always reminds me of your late Mr. Huskisson. I speak not of.their .principles'but of their appearance-not of.their moral character, but of their' rsemblance in manl- ner and-habits ...

... Why the better sort of horses have gone off so well, IVV, many Were bought. for the army. Of this fact howeveO, we 'canot speak positively ; fttut it is certain that the soua counto dlealers and agents were eagerirbuyers. The co'mlpany has been respectable; ...

... paper established at Manchester called the Voiie of tP4 People. and saidl he would support it with till his power. I would speak the truth, and honestly advocate the cause ,IO ?? e of the people, as the Timehadd A d ethat tsid. The voice of the people ...

... they may appear So be entitled. The President then notices atgriat length the internalsituation of the United States. In speaking of the Tariff, he says Among the nume'ropus causes of congratulation, the condition of oar impost revenue deserves special ...

... saith, That be was most dangerously afflicted with an asthma; his difficulty of breathing was so gteat that he could scarcely speak, and he wvi confined to his bed ftr D leietitil of titne, without the least hope of recovery, when he was fortuinately recommended ...

... are the very worst of the scourges of the human race. I Not but there are, of course, some good men amongst them, but I s speak of them generally. I want to see the tithes totally abolished as well as the vestry cesses, and a fund for charity substituted ...

... important in. Dublin. Hec.their, rage. This is tolera bily weil ecitoed in one of tlse morning papers, in the follorinig style.' Speaking of the CoUncil of ?? of C~ommerce, it says- ' ' 1Some wretches whose trade is'1adsulation-wltose c'repid stbser- viency-whose ...

... 'itnaisrinet child, t o lay hiii liin4' on cuchcl man, lie shouhldthens'g9 ofr ?? ?? ,Mr. Grlves (towhom M0,r S'ter hadl been 'speaking fowr sidre . tine) litre sto-ppedl Mr,. Coain tretilatxgthe intatrniatitspic' add i-saitl. M/Yr. f3't'onoell, fthis is a'very ...

... irebrriate on tire hospitality of one, with tire intention of vtinrig for ianotler- flow large the number of those to whom you speak of rs xenih rnent and, Reform, who re- main unutoved till the brihe is ) itedl, and then vote, callous to, principles-these ...