... world, that we have not oul’y the courage to obtain, but the wisdom to enjoy them. It is, at all |im:, an unplea-ant l.ask 1o speak of one’s sclf; lndv ;lle very Plr: tl.gl and lflattenng manner in which my worthy friend (Dr. .(uh-on);u been pleased to spe ...

... pledge from their representativ . With respect to the resolutions, 1 do not think it necessary to offer a single remarh : they speak for thomseives, Botore sitting down, Bowever, T cannot refiain from eapressing the pleasure [ feel atsecing the honourable ...

... system, we were a prey to all its curses and defects, without realizing any cne of its advantages. Parliament being supposed to speak the voice of the nation, the premier having taught our representa~ tives, like little punch in the puppet show, to squeak ave ...

... there, ‘I Dr. Gibson concinded by moving the second resolntion, | Mr. WiLriam MARR. —My Lord, thongh not we!l goalii fied to speak in public, I feel inclined to deliver my opinion |on the present oceasion. Mr. Hume deserves onr warmest 'mppml : he is onr ...

... holding the same views in opposition to civil establishments of religion who cannot admit the propriety of this course—is to speak beside the point. The only question I feel mysclf called to entertain is, whether the course is ucriptnn{ly right I regret ...

... formed a brazen head, which was to speak at a certain time. Tired of his labour, he lay down to rest, leaving his servant to watch the oracular head, with strict injunctions to awake him as soon as it began to speak. The man, however, began to get drowsy ...

... sold; inferior, from Gs. to Us, There was a better supply of eattle this morning than last week, say 250, which, generally speaking, were in better condition than those exhibited last week, and met with a brisk demand at fully last week's prices; best 75 ...

... turpentine, balsams, &c. Hoffman's Pills are now universally kept, and prescribed at several principal Hospitals, a fact which speaks volumes in their favour, box having more effect than four of any other remedy for the of the above diseases. ALSO BE HAD, ...

... rest of the crew remained Hull tiil Wednesday, when they sailed for Dundee. They arrived at Aberdeen on Friday Blent. They speak most gratefully of the exertions made in their behalf by the master ihe Wateiloo. Important Shipowners. —The following resolution ...

... perform their part of the agreement 'irst and then the Town Council would know how wiih the rest. Mr Moves migbt stand up and speak lor five hours a subject which he really appeared know nothing about. Mr Mores- 1 think I know j usl ag . * as you, Bailie ...

... at Portsmouth, on Wednesday evening week. The loyal and routine toasts were drunk with the usual honours. Admiral Fleming, speaking for the Navy, said, am opposed to war, although it would be my interest to have the chance leading the British Navy to ...

... have of it the better. If religion be the shipwreck understanding, we cannot ke%> too far from it. this subject we always speak plainly. We cannot sacrifice our reason lo the reputation of zeal. owe to truth and religion to maintain that fanaticism, partial ...